Coming Round the Bend
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A South West Train's Class 450 Desiro on the Waterloo to Alton service comes around a curve near Pirbright, Surrey, on a damp, overcast, day.
Disappointedly this was a practice shot while waiting for a pair of steam engines which arrived tender first and subsequently, along with my lack of skills plus probably a poor choice of location, did not deliver a reasonable image
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Recently reworked for use as desktop wallpaper for an alternative to my normal collection of flowers.
Pentax K-5 with DA50-200 @ 87.5mm
1/250sec, F5.6, ISO400 & -0.3 exposure comp.
Shot raw, processed in LR5 then cropped and resized in PSE10.
Probably best viewed large.
Glyn
Disappointedly this was a practice shot while waiting for a pair of steam engines which arrived tender first and subsequently, along with my lack of skills plus probably a poor choice of location, did not deliver a reasonable image
.Recently reworked for use as desktop wallpaper for an alternative to my normal collection of flowers.
Pentax K-5 with DA50-200 @ 87.5mm
1/250sec, F5.6, ISO400 & -0.3 exposure comp.
Shot raw, processed in LR5 then cropped and resized in PSE10.
Probably best viewed large.
Glyn
17/08/2014 - 16:29GlynM
CategoryTransport
LensN/A
ISO400
Focal Length87.5mm
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Posted 18/08/2014 - 20:23
bwlchmawr wrote:
I rather like this. Shots of run-of-the-mill scenes have value and are important. Well executed.
By the way you've managed to evoke some awesome moire patterning in the sleepers.
I rather like this. Shots of run-of-the-mill scenes have value and are important. Well executed.
By the way you've managed to evoke some awesome moire patterning in the sleepers.
Especially well they are as well executed as this
Malc
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bwlchmawr
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By the way you've managed to evoke some awesome moire patterning in the sleepers.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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