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Jan 01, 2010 23:39 |  #1

Late afternoon freight heading for the Asheville yards on a brutally cold January day.

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Jan 02, 2010 00:07 |  #2

the photo would have been much better had you waited for the first engine to go around the corner...


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Jan 02, 2010 01:07 |  #3

The engines were exactly where I wanted them when I took the photo...but thanks for troll posting! :rolleyes:


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Jan 02, 2010 10:08 |  #4

..but thanks for troll posting!

Having a bad morning? I don't think that was called for.
And in this case (as opposed to many others), I agree with Rad. If you'd wanted the same perspective on the rear engine, you could have walked down the track a bit & had a more dynamic shot.


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Jan 02, 2010 14:58 |  #5

Sometimes you are forced to work within the constraints of the locale....in this case, walking down the tracks is not an option, unless you are looking to get arrested. The idea behind this shot was to show 4 locomotives without really showing 4 locomotives. Sometimes an idea works....sometimes it doesn't. :lol:

FWIW...I certainly respect your opinion and input Frank...but I don't have to respect the input of someone that makes a habit of posting snide little "critiques" of other people's work, while never having posted more than a casual snapshot or two of their own.


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Jan 02, 2010 21:08 as a reply to  @ Woolburr's post |  #6
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Interesting angle it certainly looks damn cold. Don't know if shots intent or weather but the exhaust heat is barely visible.


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Jan 02, 2010 21:12 |  #7

It was about 0°F with a brisk wind blowing from left to right....so the exhaust was being blown away about as fast as it was emerging.


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Jan 02, 2010 21:25 as a reply to  @ Woolburr's post |  #8
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Thanks for posting.


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