A Pennine expedition
Posted 30/01/2012 - 20:11
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You've got some lovely shots really love the 3rd and 4th shot and all in 1 day
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Posted 30/01/2012 - 22:27
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Breathtaking set David, especially No3 does it for me.
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David
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David
Posted 31/01/2012 - 11:29
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Lovely set - No1 is my favourite for the different layers
Simon
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Posted 31/01/2012 - 15:22
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I like number 3 but the bottom right hand corner is distracting & think it would be improved with that being cropped.
The train image I really like & would definitely convert to b & w using a silver tone effect, at the minute it looks a bit schindler & I would also clone out the cables which wouldn't take long. Superb image though looks great...
The train image I really like & would definitely convert to b & w using a silver tone effect, at the minute it looks a bit schindler & I would also clone out the cables which wouldn't take long. Superb image though looks great...
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Posted 31/01/2012 - 15:45
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Hope you son't mind just spent a couple of minutes in photoshop
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Posted 31/01/2012 - 16:10
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Thanks Gary, that's a great bit of PP work. The locos certainly stand out more. As for the overhead cables, well they are there and they are part of the railway scene so I prefer them left in.
You are right about the bottom corner of #3. I had already cloned out some distracting details but gave up eventually because I was working on the laptop and I find it difficult to do finer PS work on it.
Thanks everyone else for your comments.
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You are right about the bottom corner of #3. I had already cloned out some distracting details but gave up eventually because I was working on the laptop and I find it difficult to do finer PS work on it.
Thanks everyone else for your comments.
David
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Posted 31/01/2012 - 18:19
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Great shots, No1 is superb, well done.
All the best
Brian
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Brian
And come him slow or come him fast it is but death who comes at last.
Posted 31/01/2012 - 22:56
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Breathtaking scenery David, number one stood out to me immediately with the landscapes.
The pair of black fives look fabulous and giving a fine display of power for the photographers along the route (lucky you:wink Just sorry I couldn't be there.
The pair of black fives look fabulous and giving a fine display of power for the photographers along the route (lucky you:wink Just sorry I couldn't be there.
Posted 31/01/2012 - 23:15
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Very good images David. I understand the weather is about to get worse over there. I'm home sick when I see images like this. The A66 is a mile from my house.
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#3
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#4 The reason I went to Cumbria was to photograph a special steam charter trrain at Oxenhome near Kewsick. It was from Manchester to Carlie, doubled headed by two Class 5 locos, 44871, leading and 45407.. They came charging full speed through Oxenholme getting a run at Gayrigg Bank.
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