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Svr new year trains 2.1.2010

Discussion in 'Photography' started by Rick.E, Jan 4, 2010.

  1. Rick.E

    Rick.E Member

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    Hi, Happy new year to all,
    I had another day over on the SVR to catch the last of the festive season trains before the line is closed for track repairs at Hampton Lode.
    I still did'nt manage to get up that end of the line though! But I visited a few locations near Bewdley I've not been to before!
    Hope you enjoy.
    http://rickeborallphotography.fotopic.net/ for those interested!
    Regards....RICK
     
  2. Mighty Mogul

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    Lovely set of photos Rick. I'm interested what equipment and settings you use to take your pan shots - such as the one taken of 42968?

    Cheers
     
  3. Pete Thornhill

    Pete Thornhill Resident of Nat Pres Staff Member Administrator Moderator Friend

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    Very nice photos! Thank you for sharing them with us.
     
  4. Rick.E

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    Hi Gents,Thanks for your comments! Glad you enjoyed the photos.
    In answer to your question Craig. I use a Nikon D2X with a Nikkor ED AF-S VR 70--200mm 2.8G Lens.
    That shot was taken Hand held in Manual program 1/60 at f7.1 -1/3 EV. Focal Length 150mm Hope that helps!
    Best regards...RICK
     
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    Rick,

    I was very impressed with the shots of the Mogul just before sunset.
     
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    Pete Thornhill Resident of Nat Pres Staff Member Administrator Moderator Friend

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    Yeah I agree they were really well done - those were the ones that caught my eye!
     
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    Some nice shots there, I too like the ones of 43106 at sunset on Safari curve, but then again I'm biassed as i was fireman on it all that day!
     
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    Thanks for all your comment Gents they are most Appreciated. Pity we did'nt have some of this white stuff last weekend it would have made the day!
    I am donating some copies of the images of the Mogul to the Stanier Mogul fund for use in there news letter etc. So if you are a member you may see
    them again!
    For more info, The website address is http://www.staniermogulfund.org.uk The engine is to appear over on the GCR at the end of this month in their winter gala.

    http://rickeborallphotography.fotopic.net/ to view my collections
    Best Regards...RICK
     
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    Thanks Rick - appreciate the info!

    Craig
     

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