Thank you for your ideas. I didn't think of getting at track level. Bev

Thank you Jim, I appreciate your comments. Bev

I always thought that engines facing each other on the same track as part of a freight train, was humorously anti-logical. I worked on this image a long time trying to make it more than a snap shot by working many different looks, filers, styles, etc. I decided on the light vignette as it was lighter, airier, more daylight (to show the sky and clouds a bit) like than a darker one yet I wanted to draw the eye mainly to the 2 engines meeting. I tried filters like blurs, radial blurs, motion blurs, etc. they just didn't feel right. I went with the pano crop to emphasize the power of at least one engine. I'm drawing a blank on ideas and open to suggestions as to how to better make my point of the engines facing each other on the same track. Thanks in advance, Bev

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Really enjoyed this image. Bev

Very interesting processing. I like your work. Bev

Wonderful images and memories of your trip. Bev

Enjoyed them both, but always partial to fog. Well done. Bev

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These are absolutely wonderful. Enjoyed them all. Bev

Really enjoyed this Bill. Is that a container ship on the right side at the horizon, or possible a small island? Could hang on my wall any day. Bev

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Great image. Good eye to see the possibility. Bev

I think your graphics and colors show well from this point of view. Nicely captured. Bev

I really liked your lighting in this image and use of negative space. Bev

Wonderful images. I enjoyed them all, but loved the one with the ripples and the water drop on the beak. Bev