Always difficult shooting here as a lot of vehicles parading at the same time and leaving a smoke cloud over those that follow, so best to convert to mono
stan
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Nice shots Stan but for me one of the attractions of these traction engines is the bright colours so having to convert to B/W takes too much away for my liking
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I can see Andys point but to produce a old looking images with no sign of anything to date them you've done very well
I like the images and process it works very well
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The final pic could have been taken years ago Stan, works really wellAlan.
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thanks for looking guys
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First one's a little bit lost against the background but the other two get my vote.
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Agree about the b/w Stan but personal choice prefer them in colour
Chris
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I agree with IanOriginally posted by Tigger View PostI can see Andys point but to produce a old looking images with no sign of anything to date them you've done very well
I like the images and process it works very well
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