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    The Tynesider

    The Flying Scotsman returned to the North-East again on possibly one of the worst days of weather for a while , This trip included a run on part of the old Blyth and Tyne Railway

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    On the line out of Bedlington heading towards Morpeth

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    The Race is on !

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    Can't decide whether i like colour.....

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    ....or Black and White ?

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    Heading Back south on the ECML at Plawsworth
    Canon Eos 5D Mark IV + EF 16-35 L MkII + Tamron 24-70 DI VC USD G2 + Sigma 150-600 DG OS HSM S
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/60783975@N03/
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    #2
    Re: The Tynesider

    Nice set and I like how you captured the bike & train in the 2nd image.

    Tom

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      #3
      Re: The Tynesider

      nice set, but the first is the strongest for me
      :- Ian

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        #4
        Re: The Tynesider

        Originally posted by tesarver View Post
        Nice set and I like how you captured the bike & train in the 2nd image.

        Tom
        Me too, well captured Gordon
        Peter

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          #5
          Re: The Tynesider

          Originally posted by tesarver View Post
          Nice set and I like how you captured the bike & train in the 2nd image.

          Tom
          Likewise, nice set in awful conditions
          Alan.

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            #6
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            Thanks for the comments ! It was a really awful day , it had been grey and low clouds all morning then about half an hour before her arrival it started chucking it down ! I'd also like to thank the photographer who walked past me and then set himself up in front of me on a pair of steps and then proceeded to shout at anyone who stood in his way ! You can hear him on the video i posted on Flickr . The weather was marginally better on the teatime return but again it started raining just before her passing .
            Canon Eos 5D Mark IV + EF 16-35 L MkII + Tamron 24-70 DI VC USD G2 + Sigma 150-600 DG OS HSM S
            http://www.flickr.com/photos/60783975@N03/

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              #7
              Re: The Tynesider

              Not the best of weather but the first has come out OK and the mono although with that you need to get rid of the power lines

              Stan
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                #8
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                all round.
                Nigel

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                  #9
                  Re: The Tynesider

                  A very nice set despite the weather

                  I like the first very much as you have the entire train in shot and, if you extend the canvas just a little to the left and clone fill it will make a good shot even better.

                  The mono is nice too and with such a uniformly grey sky losing the power lines should be easy.

                  Including a motorbike (Yamaha R1 ) is always a nice touch

                  Cheers,
                  John

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