Ready to go

The train was waiting for the signal to turn green. This was on a foggy cold day. The interior of the train was cosy and warm.
Pentax K5, Lens pentax F 35-70mm

Uploaded07/07/2013 - 13:36

CategoryTransport

BodyPENTAX K-5

Shutter Speed1/250

Aperturef/5.6

LensN/A

ISO200

Focal Length70mm

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Date Taken	07/07/2013 - 11:07
Make	PENTAX
Model	PENTAX K-5
Program Mode	Aperture Priority
Metering Mode	Multi-segment
Shutter Speed	1/250
Aperture	f/5.6
ISO	200
Focal Length	70mm
Lens	N/A

tyronet2000 tyronet2000

4862 posts
15 years
Northumberland

Posted 08/07/2013 - 07:40 Link

It's hard to believe this was taken in the middle of summer. I do like the way the train makes you look into the image to see where it's going

Regards
Stan

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Horst Horst

584 posts
14 years
Melbourne,
Victoria

Posted 10/07/2013 - 11:07 Link

Hi Stan, Thanks for your nice comment.
However This is not an english summer.
It was taken in the middle of winter near Melbourne Australia

Regards, Horst

pauljay pauljay

46 posts
18 years
The Dutch Alps!

Posted 10/07/2013 - 12:17 Link

Hornby could do better job on the track than that!

Paul.

Photography is not a sport. It has no rules. Everything must be dared and tried! (Bill Brandt)
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tyronet2000 tyronet2000

4862 posts
15 years
Northumberland

Posted 10/07/2013 - 16:12 Link

Horst wrote:
Hi Stan, Thanks for your nice comment.
However This is not an english summer.
It was taken in the middle of winter near Melbourne Australia

Regards, Horst

Well considering some of the "summer" weather we get in the UK it was an easy mistake to make

Regards
Stan

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Horst Horst

584 posts
14 years
Melbourne,
Victoria

Posted 27/07/2013 - 14:12 Link

Quote:
Hornby could do better job on the track than that!
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Paul.

I agree, the track is not in the best condition at the moment.
However, the railway is only run by voluntaries The whole length of the track had all the sleepers burned and the tracks buckled during the bushfires a few yeas ago. About 15km have been rebuild and the rest will be soon too.
Regards, Horst