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Jan 25, 2006 21:36 | #1

Managed to get down by the docks in Mobile today and also out by battleship park.. Realized I had the settings messed up on the camera, but oh well.. :-) Enjoy..

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http://www.myr1.net/photos/train2.jpg

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http://www.myr1.net/photos/train4.jpg

Even saw my name on one rail car.. :-)

http://www.myr1.net/photos/josh_train.jpg

USS Alabama -
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John Trogdon

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Jan 25, 2006 21:40 | #2

All are good, but I really like the composition of the USS Alabama #1.

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smithfly114

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Jan 25, 2006 22:32 as a reply to @ John Trogdon's post | #3

John Trogdon wrote:
All are good, but I really like the composition of the USS Alabama #1.

Ditto- Hot stuff!!!!!

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Jan 26, 2006 07:27 | #4

Some good shots there. The pics are a bit big at 1024px to post here though, & I'm reducing some of them to links.
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I'm wondering why you feel the need to post shots as large as .6MB?
Look at some of Kennys work. They average under 100KB.
https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=112681

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Jan 26, 2006 07:51 as a reply to @ PhotosGuy's post | #5

PhotosGuy wrote:
Some good shots there. The pics are a bit big at 1024px to post here though, & I'm reducing some of them to links.
Sticky: Guidelines on posting images

I'm wondering why you feel the need to post shots as large as .6MB?
Look at some of Kennys work. They average under 100KB.
https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=112681

Actually should of used the save for web feature for these photos but didn't think of it last night. I'll re size them sometime tonight to 800x so they'll be a lil smaller file size wise. I'm used to saving stuff for airliners.net (.jpg / full quality).

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