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trains
by firefighter78 » Wed Jan 17, 2007 6:01 pm
Any one in here photgraph trains? I do I do I add pics in here? I have alot train pics being a beginer what are some good tips on shoting trains?
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by Typo » Sat Mar 17, 2007 9:25 am
Hi there..
Albuquerque recently added a short-run commuter train. There's a bus connection to most of the city, and I was riding this bus one day and happened to have my dslr in my ALICE pack. One tip I have, stay off the tracks if you can see the train coming
Another, seriously.. I used a low angle and the sun was setting, so the light was really warm colored. If I can find the file I'll post..
Albuquerque recently added a short-run commuter train. There's a bus connection to most of the city, and I was riding this bus one day and happened to have my dslr in my ALICE pack. One tip I have, stay off the tracks if you can see the train coming
Another, seriously.. I used a low angle and the sun was setting, so the light was really warm colored. If I can find the file I'll post..Don
Don't wait for opportunity to knock. Open the door and drag it kicking and screaming inside.
Don't wait for opportunity to knock. Open the door and drag it kicking and screaming inside.
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by rlcphotos » Thu May 17, 2007 6:29 pm
dont mean to tramp on your post, but you asked, here is one that runs coal into our local power plant that runs about 1.2 mile from the house.. enjoy
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