THE FYLDE COAST EXPRESS
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Great drama in this shot. It's such a shame about all the electric wires that run above most railway lines these days - they do get in the way a bit, especially with steam train images. This is not meant as a negative comment on the shot BTW, just a general observation.
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David
Yeah I know David, they don't half ruin a photo.
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I like the way that the wide angle focal length gives the impression of the train rushing out of the distance.
I think the wires are useful to emphasize the converging lines.
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Still you got the shot, nice one!
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