Galatea at Oxenholme
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Super shot by PG Weber of this loco at Ais Gill. I was also among the 'gallery' at that spot at that time. Earlier I was at Oxenholme to see Galatea roaring through. I spoke to another pentaxian there, was that you PG?
26/02/2018 - 19:12Froggy
CategoryTransport
LensN/A
ISO500
Focal Length55mm
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Posted 26/02/2018 - 19:45
pgweber wrote:
That's a fine shot of the Jubilee charging through Oxenholme. Great exhaust!
I was the cyclist in the yellow jacket who took up my position at Ais Gill fairly early (no car to keep warm in!). I was talking to a D500 owner for a while but noticed a Pentaxian on my right nearer to the wall.
That's a fine shot of the Jubilee charging through Oxenholme. Great exhaust!
I was the cyclist in the yellow jacket who took up my position at Ais Gill fairly early (no car to keep warm in!). I was talking to a D500 owner for a while but noticed a Pentaxian on my right nearer to the wall.
That was me. I remember seeing the bike and I thought at the time that there are some very hardy people, much hardier than me, and pentaxian steam lovers to boot!!
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Posted 26/02/2018 - 20:24
Fabulous mono Steam-shot, great compo and can smell it from here...Liked
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Posted 27/02/2018 - 15:19
Oxenholme is one of my favourite locations for photographing steam trains at speed. Your shot is excellent. You got this not long after I photographed Galatea leaving Carnforth.
David
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David
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Posted 27/02/2018 - 17:32
Agree with all the comments above. I am a sucker for steam, especially shooting from above and below, as here. B&W the correct choice, I think. Like.
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Posted 27/02/2018 - 23:32
Love the mono conversion; suits this well IMO
Andy
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Posted 28/02/2018 - 12:15
davidtrout wrote:
Oxenholme is one of my favourite locations for photographing steam trains at speed. Your shot is excellent. You got this not long after I photographed Galatea leaving Carnforth.
David
Oxenholme is one of my favourite locations for photographing steam trains at speed. Your shot is excellent. You got this not long after I photographed Galatea leaving Carnforth.
David
Yes I have seen your superb shots at Oxenholme they are what spurred me to try that location.
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pgweber
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I was the cyclist in the yellow jacket who took up my position at Ais Gill fairly early (no car to keep warm in!). I was talking to a D500 owner for a while but noticed a Pentaxian on my right nearer to the wall.
Peter
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