The 9214

[tesarver]

On our walk yesterday evening I spotted the 9214 coming by the old Steel Mill, so I took several shots and decided on this one.

Camera EOS SL1 (100D) Tamron 18-270mm



1/320 sec @ f/13, ISO 400 @ 54mm

Comments Welcomed

Tom

[Tigger]

Re: The 9214

stunning work Tom..

[jimsphotography]

Re: The 9214

Excellent shot Tom
James

[tesarver]

Re: The 9214

Thanks Ian & James

[Stan]

Re: The 9214

That's a great scene Tom but have you uploaded direct as it is looking a little soft

stan

[tesarver]

Re: The 9214

I up loaded onto photo bucket Stan. It may be a little soft as I processed it using the Tri-X 400 template in Silver-Efex Pro II

Tom

[Stan]

Re: The 9214

It may be a little soft as I processed it using the Tri-X 400 template in Silver-Efex Pro II

I did wonder if the softness was deliberate

stan

[digiman]

Re: The 9214

Very Nice shot. That is some train!

Garry

[ColytonJohn]

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Very dramatic processing that does match the industrial setting well

Softness aside, the only comment I'd make is that I would have preferred the locomotives to be nearer the bottom left corner so perhaps cropping out the square building on the left would make for a stronger composition?

Cheers,
John

[Bill53]

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Nice work Tom.

Bill.

[tesarver]

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Thanks Garry, John and Bill for your input. Much appreciated.

[2Beers]

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Nice Image Tom the conversion works well

[Cyberman]

Re: The 9214

I up loaded onto photo bucket Stan. It may be a little soft as I processed it using the Tri-X 400 template in Silver-Efex Pro II

Tom

That explains it, was thinking it looked a bit soft.
I do like your processing, you have a distinctive style that you apply well.

[tesarver]

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Thanks Alex and Andy

[Birdy]

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Another nice conversion Tom. That is probably the longest train I have seen!