Late day

[The_Traveler]

 

[oldhippy]

Like the leading lines, also the diminishing size. Through in great tone. Yep I like it. Ed

 

[snowbear119 50]

I like it, but is there a reason you flipped/reversed it?

 

[The_Traveler]

yes, it looked better, but I'll remove the hint. at least the really easy obvious one

 

[Rick50]

I like the low shooting position.

 

[snowbear119 50]

I really like it, reversed or not; I was just curious. I remember seeing text books with photos reversed so things point or move towards the inside.

I should try to figure out the schedule of the coal train down to Morgantown.

 

[rexbobcat]

Those sexy converging lines. I do wonder what it would look like cropped in from the right a bit, since the lines end before getting too close to the edge.

 

[bribrius]

Those sexy converging lines. I do wonder what it would look like cropped in from the right a bit, since the lines end before getting too close to the edge.

would get rid of the buildings and that empty space offset down on the right as well.

 

[mmaria]

I like it.... but if it were mine, I would warp that wagon to make the line straight

 

[timor]

Strong picture. Synthetic, clear in message. Thumbs up.

 

[kdthomas]

I like the strong converging lines. It seems to me like the image leans to the left, and that's bit distracting for me, but I love the feel of the image itself

 

[tirediron]

Is the grade really that steep?

 

[The_Traveler]

nope

 

[sleist]

I like it.... but if it were mine, I would warp that wagon to make the line straight

I disagree. This is an example (for me at least) of where fixing tilt or perspective detracts from the posted image. I did play to confirm this and applying skew was less objectionable that fixing the horizon. That being said, the original was my favorite.

 

[snowbear119 50]

Unless I put the rail against the edge of the screen, I don't really get a sense of tilt. I think the last car (wagon) looks fine, as if it were tilting or listing on it's own, showing it's age,.