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03-13-2009, 11:04 AM #1Banned
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Train from above
I love trains. Everything about them is massive.
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03-13-2009, 11:08 AM #2I spend too much of my life on TPF!
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It's an okay shot, but it bothers me that I can't see the front of the train.
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Agreed -- this is a cool (and unusual) viewpoint, but I would like to either see the start of the train (for a sense of action, moving into the photo) or else the very end (again, a sense that things are moving through).
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True enough: no train without the engine. I miss that one...
Otherwise: the tones are really nice here.
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needs a engine ,,,not bad tho,,I do a lot of trains myself
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I like trains too - you should see the trains that move through this region of PA. I agree with everyone else - it needs an engine.
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Thanks for all the crituques, and I agree-I love the engines. Just to explain, this train was stopped under a bridge that I passed over, so I stopped and went back to the top of the bridge and shot it from with both sides of the bridge.. I couldn't see the engine at the other end-it was too far away.. But it was really neat to be over a train like that.
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