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Clickety Clack
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The trains are all done running here and I was surprised to find there were tracks on this bed. Most of them are now cleared for snowmobile use in the winter time.

♫ :)PJ ♪

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.munchkinn
10/29/07 4:17 PM GMT
That's an awesome photo. I love the angle that you took it from. I wish it could have been a little less blury near the foreground, but overall, great shot!
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::cynlee
10/29/07 4:17 PM GMT
Ridin' the rail. That was my first thought on seeing this wonderfully perspected shot. I am fascinated with trains and train tracks. The view is great from here and the splendor of fall can still be seen in the background. Nicely done.
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.0930_23
10/29/07 4:31 PM GMT
Did you put your "ear" to the rail to "see" if anything was coming? I like oxymorons, sorry. Reminds me of when I was a lad. We had railroad running through our property. Guess that's why I love trains. Sure miss them. Great perspective and composition.

Tick
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::DigiCamMan
10/29/07 4:32 PM GMT
I would have loved to get a shot of you getting this shot. Interesting point of view...now let's see the drama...one with the train whizzing by.
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::m0rnstar
10/29/07 5:11 PM GMT
It's a little sad but the rails-to-trails program here in VA is working very nicely and snowmobile trails? Wonderful idea for your neck of the woods!! ~Mary~
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::scorpie
10/29/07 5:31 PM GMT
Goodun.
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::sasraku
10/29/07 5:38 PM GMT
I dunno what it is about this photo, composition, colour....or what, but I love it, for me this is one of your best to date, wonderful stuff.

Mark.
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.Joanie
10/29/07 6:17 PM GMT
I love the composition of this PJ. Great find and great job! :)
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.corngrowth
10/29/07 6:19 PM GMT
Wonderful image PJ with a nice perspective. The autumn colours made this image 'complete'. Regards, Cornelius
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::Dunstickin
10/29/07 6:33 PM GMT
A 'Bums-in-the Air Shot! .. he he! ..
love this amazing perspective with the gorgeous colours!
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.SEFA
10/29/07 6:36 PM GMT
I really like the angle you used for this shot. Great textures and colours. Very well done!
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.RAPH
10/29/07 7:28 PM GMT
An impressive and odd image. I've never seen rails like this. A good idea and great capture. Well done.
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.89037
10/29/07 7:35 PM GMT
Interesting angle!..superb autumn background!..great post!!!
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Adriana....:)
.Blumie
10/29/07 8:07 PM GMT
Great! Did you lay there on your stomach?? Fantastic perspective and a great outcome.
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::phasmid
10/29/07 8:09 PM GMT
Yes, I did stretch out...it was painful with all those rocks!!
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::Donna68
10/29/07 8:57 PM GMT
Fantastic angle on this shot, well done :-)
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::cjperisho
10/29/07 9:23 PM GMT
Cool picture...an interesting twist on the "usual" train tracks picture that tends to look down the centerline between the two rails. I think foreground focus would make this picture stronger though, since that's really where there is the most availability for details.
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.boremachine
10/29/07 9:23 PM GMT
great work PJ!
with my cam I'd have to lay on my belly to take such an angle ;o)
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Genver
10/29/07 9:25 PM GMT
Nice view and great colors,looks fine.
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::manodshark
10/29/07 10:59 PM GMT
They do these kinds of angle shots for the movies. This is a professional shot. There is no trains but it shows a lot of movement, depth, the earth colors. you even have textures of the rocks(ouch)and the wood planks. you got it all in this image. Your really getting serious about your work when you get down! lol, and I hope the rocks didn't hurt to much.

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::fogz
10/29/07 11:36 PM GMT
Now PJ....do not going lying on railway tracks just to get us another great photo! grrr! lol! ...I like it though - I always wondered what it looked like from down there! ;)
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::kidder
10/29/07 11:41 PM GMT
Snowmobiles in the winter and bikes in the summer would be perfect for this! Excellent comp PJ!! C):-)
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::braces
10/29/07 11:45 PM GMT
What a clever angle and what gorgeous textures and colours.
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::fra99y
10/29/07 11:59 PM GMT
Wonderful post.... i have a photo of a kiddies railway line... i might post it :)
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.lilu103
10/30/07 12:07 AM GMT
I personally prefer the DOF the way it is with the foreground a bit blurred because it brings the eye off toward the distance as it should be in this shot. If it were opposite it would change the whole subject matter and just wouldn't be as effective. This is very creative photography PJ! I'm very impressed! Everything is good about it! Depth, clarity, composition, interest, color, light...
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::tigger3
10/30/07 12:15 AM GMT
So very nice and the angel is so well done.
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.DTwiegraphics
10/30/07 12:26 AM GMT
Very interesting. I really love how you took this PJ. The angle is great, and you got such a great shot off without losing clarity. I am glad you didn't stay there too long though.
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.21citrouilles
10/30/07 1:00 AM GMT
Fantastic angle and composition on this one PJ. I feel as if I were there....I love the colored landscape in the background. I find it sad too about this loss of trains, this loss of a romantic period. Excellent work. :)
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::casperkate
10/30/07 1:02 AM GMT
Very nice! I love different perspective shots like these. This is a really unique composition. Well done.
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::paramedyc
10/30/07 1:09 AM GMT
PJ, I love the perspective of this shot. I'd take some lying dowm shots but cold weather is coming and I would still be laying there in the spring. Not as nimble as I used to be. lol. Great shot. Terry
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::razorjack51
10/30/07 1:34 AM GMT
Great perspective on these tracks PJ! It reall brings out the details! =)
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.johindes
10/30/07 1:46 AM GMT
fantastic shot PJ Love it
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::LynEve
10/30/07 2:53 AM GMT
Goodness theres a lady lying on the tracks !!

Fabulous shot PJ - well done :)
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::Catman68
10/30/07 3:24 AM GMT
Great work. Love the color and clairty of the image. Thanks for sharing and stuff.

Aj
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::wheedance
10/30/07 3:32 AM GMT
Love the down low perspective on this one! Most of our tracks are turned into bike trails, but we do still have some trains running.
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.OrchidLadyLinda
10/30/07 4:59 AM GMT
~ Wow now that's a perspective you don't usually see, lol!
Great shot PJ!
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.sun7shine
10/30/07 6:26 AM GMT
Nice theme, great shot, PJ !! :)
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::gerryp
10/30/07 7:53 AM GMT
This is a great image Pat...has such a feeling of power and has my imagination thinking of a Locomotive. Perfect perspective to capture this emotion...great exposure...really good work!!...gerry
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::nigelmoore
10/30/07 8:58 AM GMT
Fabulous image PJ, this could have been quite an ordinary shot but getting down low has really made it special.
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.sunnymay
10/30/07 9:13 AM GMT
Fab! Very nice one!I love the tree of the background !
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.Inkeri
10/30/07 7:21 PM GMT
Excellent composition and angle..Wonderful capture..
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::solita17
10/31/07 12:35 AM GMT
Simply love the angle and perspective here. The ant's-eye view makes it intriguing. Though it's too bad the trains no longer run... I used to take the train all the way to Fairlee in days gone by...
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::BossCamper
10/31/07 12:59 AM GMT
Awesome image, PJ! I love the angle of this.
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::tealeaves
10/31/07 2:31 AM GMT
Wonderful perspective, PJ. Your capture brings back some warm memories for me :)
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::ironjoe
10/31/07 3:50 AM GMT
Down on the ground again eh! PJ
Nice shot...
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.Gabbels
10/31/07 11:31 AM GMT
Thanks for getting down onto your tummy for us PJ!
It's a woderful perspective of the rails. Great colors and clarity.
Fabulous work!!
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::metpin777
10/31/07 11:33 AM GMT
great perspective...
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::JQ
10/31/07 11:35 AM GMT
love it, faved it,,, you know me and railway track shots! heheh
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.Larser
11/01/07 7:36 AM GMT
This is an interesting angel for an image; that creates a nice depth. Very well.
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::HauntingMorgana
11/01/07 11:41 PM GMT
Nice! I used to always enjoy walking along railroad tracks.

Well taken photo!

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::karrid
11/04/07 8:21 PM GMT
What a cool image! The angle is awesome.

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06/05/08 2:57 AM GMT
I'm glad I found this terrific shot after going through your gallery ! I love the perspective on this !
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