Pictures from a moving train

[The_Traveler]

I went back and found these and thought they might be of some interest..
Quality isn't great because I wasn't thinking really well about what I needed to do, but they are a bit interesting.

I do like the first couple a lot, defects and all

 

[DanOstergren30 5]

I really like the second one a lot.

 

[The_Traveler]

Thanks, I'm a fan of Henri Rousseau and tried to make Rousseau lemonade out of a lemon of a picture.
The scene was immensely dark and I shot at iso 5000 at 1.4, 1/40 from moving train and got lots of noise and much movement

 

[DanOstergren30 5]

Thanks, I'm a fan of Henri Rousseau and tried to make Rousseau lemonade out of a lemon of a picture.
The scene was immensely dark and I shot at iso 5000 at 1.4, 1/40 from moving train and got lots of noise and much movement

I don't think it's a bad thing to have noise or movement in a photograph. I feel like a lot of photographers fear these things and in turn give themselves limitations with what they can do with their cameras.

 

[annamaria]

I like the second one too.

 

[Josh66]

These were all from a moving train? I would have never guessed if you hadn't said so.

Well done.

 

[Robin_Usagani]

#2.. topaz?

 

[The_Traveler]

#2.. topaz?

no, just ps

 

[santoshrane]

I like the 1st one. The boys expressions are nice. I like the 2 matching bags too

Santosh Rane

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[DucTran]

It's hard to believe the first and the last pictures were taken from a moving train.

1st one, the train might hit the other train.

Last one, the train might hit the house.

 

[The_Traveler]

You're half right.
The first was taken just as I got on the train.
The other half of your disbelief, you'll just have to live with, I'm afraid.

 

[irfan.in.tx]

# 1 and #2 might make interesting b&w.

 

[mmaria]

the last one for me