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Oct 17, 2010 06:41 |  #1

I posted this on our little local thread and completely forgot about this section. Shot just over a week ago, Bitterne is pulling the Cathedrals Express from Waterloo to Bristol, via the south coast. This section of track is pretty flat, so not much smoke I'm afraid. The sense of power as she came past was amazing.The diesel electrics might be faster, but are not in the same league for "presence".

1/60s @ f/11, using 300mm on AI Servo. I tend to shoot moving objects from a monopod and this is no exception.

I am constantly struggling to find new shooting locations. So anyone with any local knowledge? I've got a couple of spots others have told me about still to test out.


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Oct 17, 2010 07:40 |  #2

Nice shot, I love the old Gresley A4s.

I would try a higher shutter speed though as there is a little softness in the details which is probably from motion blur, as Bittern (no 'E' ;) ) travels towards you. It's only slight, but the distance travelled in that time means that Bittern is growing larger in the frame during the exposure, which takes the crispness away.




  
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Oct 17, 2010 08:34 |  #3

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