Railways By Night

Dikkie · Dec 16, 2019

Herne Railway Station by Bulevardi, on Flickr

I go through this station nearly every day when commuting to work.

Enjoy the ride and the view!!

Jeff15 · Dec 16, 2019

Nice one......

tirediron · Dec 16, 2019

I quite like the image, but the brown/gold/bronze frame elements top and bottom I find rather visually irritating.

K9Kirk · Dec 16, 2019

Nice pic! The frame does seem to grab a little more attention than it should, a little smaller perhaps but to each his own.

Dean_Gretsch · Dec 16, 2019

I actually like the bronze framing, lol. I am usually a minority though

Dikkie · Dec 16, 2019

It's not about the border, it's about railways!

I just add borders to my 2:3 formatted pictures when I upload them to Instagram where I otherwise have white around as it is a 1:1 format there.

Original katomi · Dec 16, 2019

Nice pic.

Original katomi · Dec 16, 2019

As you like night railways here are two technical ideas for you to look at and try if you feel like it
The ghost train is a combo of train and shutter speed.
This is my first attempt at day night pic. Family problems means that I have been unable to try again

Dikkie · Feb 2, 2020

Original katomi said:
As you like night railways here are two technical ideas for you to look at and try if you feel like it
The ghost train is a combo of train and shutter speed.
This is my first attempt at day night pic. Family problems means that I have been unable to try again

Very nice attempt! I would put the camera horizontal instead of vertical.
Or put more of the scenere in the picture.
But the starlight formation of the streetlights is very nicely done

Original katomi · Feb 2, 2020

The camera was in landscape and I cut each image in half, well overlaid at the half way mark.
I wanted to do it again and maybe better, but life st the moment means I am unable

stapo49 · Feb 2, 2020

Very cool! The frame doesn't bother me either.

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Original katomi · Feb 2, 2020

Re star effect on street lights
I have Colin filters that can produce that effect but I tend to use smaller apatures f 11 and higherand get the result
Of the light bleeding through the blades of the diaphragm