Train Lovers
May 17, 2012 01:46:40 #
Tom G wrote:
And please post some train photos when you get them. And if ya' gotten now, let's see 'um I love trains too.
Are you requesting that anyone jump in and show trains?
I have one that I shot last fall I think it was...
Let me know and I'll post....just not sure if this is butting in or joining in....
May 17, 2012 07:07:27 #
Tom G
Loc: Atlanta, GA
Thanks. I agree.
A mile, a Miss
A curve, a Kiss.
He kissed the Miss,
and missed the curve.
BURMA SHAVE
Apologies, I can't help it.
A mile, a Miss
A curve, a Kiss.
He kissed the Miss,
and missed the curve.
BURMA SHAVE
Apologies, I can't help it.
May 17, 2012 08:04:42 #
Thank you all for the information, looks like I have some foot work to do. I understand that homeland security might be a concern and wondered if I should even go on the net with this question. Last year they came through our town with high speed rail, going looking today seems like the concrete ties all cracked and are being replaced plus putting up some kind of fence around the tracks, that is going to be interesting.
May 17, 2012 10:22:39 #
RacerDan wrote:
Thank you all for the information, looks like I have some foot work to do. I understand that homeland security might be a concern and wondered if I should even go on the net with this question. Last year they came through our town with high speed rail, going looking today seems like the concrete ties all cracked and are being replaced plus putting up some kind of fence around the tracks, that is going to be interesting.
Sending this to encourage you to get out there. Even if you go to the station sometimes their are some cool engines you can shoot, tho we don't always get the best angle on them...they still can make a nice shot....
May 17, 2012 10:30:53 #
don1w
Loc: Abilene, Texas
Im not a railroad guy and the term stick is new to me. We recently measured our entrance track to our coal power plant to see if we could handle 150-car trains. This plant uses about 3-4 100-car trains in a week. Ill post some pictures of the trains unloading and waiting to unload.
May 18, 2012 15:10:30 #
When I go trainshooting photography I use my telephoto so dont have to be track side to get a good shot also like to go to a hill top and shoot down on the train and get it in wide angle to get most of it in the frame.
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