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Jun 26, 2006 10:33 |  #1

I just signed up at photobucket and wanted to try it out. So, here is a shot I got of the Hinkle round house at night.
Edit: this turned out a lot larger than I expected! SO I am trying out the thumbnail link. Please be patient this is my first try at thumbnails:lol:


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Jun 26, 2006 12:20 |  #2

Cool shot.

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Jun 27, 2006 08:58 |  #3

Good start! Try some when there's still a little light in the sky with both a sun & cloudy white balance.


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Jun 27, 2006 10:11 as a reply to  @ PhotosGuy's post |  #4

PhotosGuy wrote:
Good start! Try some when there's still a little light in the sky with both a sun & cloudy white balance.

Okay. I will do that.
The sun rises almost directly in line with the lens at the angle of this shot. So maybe an evening shot would be good, huh?


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Jun 27, 2006 10:26 |  #5

Try both! See what you like better. If you shoot early enough, I'd bet on the sunrise ones. ;)
Definition of "early enough" - start with just a hint of light in the sky & keep shooting till the sun breaks out. I'll buy the film so you can shoot a lot & have fun with it! :D


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Jun 27, 2006 11:46 |  #6

I don't know if I will have the time to shoot from the hint of dawn until sun break. The management usually wants us to get the train out of town as soon as possible.;)
I usually take these shots while my train is being fueled on the main line.

What about the foreground? Those tracks there bug me. Although, I don't know what I can do about them. Zooming in (by foot or lens) makes the shot bad, and getting higher is hard to do. I guess I could use more sky.
Somewhere in this computer I do have a shot like this with some predawn sky in the background. If I remember correctly, the line up on the service track was pretty ugly in that shot.


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Jun 27, 2006 13:03 |  #7

Seems like an interesting perspective to me. Not all of us drive trains for a living.


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