Taken at Tweedbank in the borders, visit from the flying Scotsman steam train, Canon 70d..24-105mm
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Re: Flying Scotsman
not sure on the composition cropping his arm off, also is it soft ?:- Ian
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Flying Scotsman
I can't see the image
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Ah, I can now see the image, as others have said it works well.
The subject seems "harmless" (sic) though [emoji6]Last edited by ST-EOS; 19-05-2016, 21:24.Peter
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Re: Flying Scotsman
Other than chopping off his left arm, I do like your POV and the processing works very well.
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It looks to be a direct attachment so I suspect the proper image is sharper.Originally posted by Tigger View Post
Tonality is nice but the lost arm does let it down a bit - which is a shame.Nigel
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Re: Flying Scotsman
Fantastic expression on the chaps face. He looks well chuffed with his toy
Shame about his other arm though
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