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Ryan Thomas
{K:182} 12/15/2002
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Russel pre-empted my comments almost verbatim; therefore, I'll leave it at "great job!"
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Deb Mayes
{K:19605} 11/14/2002
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Very very nice. If you hadn't told us where it was, I'd have said somewhere out West. :) It has that timeless, universal appeal.
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Russell Love
{K:7006} 11/14/2002
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Michael,
Nice peerspective lines leading to a vanishing point. Like the b&W and tones here. Keep it up!
Later my friend,
Russ
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Michael Jenkins
{K:329} 11/14/2002
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In answer to Sarah's question, this is the Heart of Wales line at Llangennech in Dyfed. It is used regularly, but this is an unmanned crossing with good visibility. The local "station" is behind me in the photo. As for risking life and limb, as I pressed the shutter, that thought struck me. In future, I would suggest anyone who wants to take something like this (including me) should always work with a partner who can watch your back!
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Scott Hamming
{K:106} 11/14/2002
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Nice image. Has a lot of movement with the tracks drawing away. Very good selection of toning as well. I think the sky might add more mood to the image if it were burned in to show the clouds better, IMO, of course.
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Sarah Needham
{K:2482} 11/14/2002
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Great shot Michael. I like the aged effect you have used, and the toning.
What line is this? I hope it isn't used heavily anymore - talk about risking life and limb to get the shot!!
Sarah
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Koen B
{K:3279} 11/14/2002
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A simple composition with radial balance: decent work !
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