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D5100
Took Some Train Yard Photos
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<blockquote data-quote="Sandpatch" data-source="post: 73570" data-attributes="member: 10543"><p>Thanks cnyram! Yes, I agree -- lighting will drive ya nuts shooting trains. Sometimes you find a nice location, but then realize that when the train arrives, the exposed side will be in shadow. Or when on Norfolk Southern lines, the black locomotives seem to absorb every bit of light thrown at them by the sun. Also today's trains have very bright "ditch lights" which flash and serve to mess up light readings on "head on" shots like my tunnel shot above. Every once in a while, it all comes together though!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sandpatch, post: 73570, member: 10543"] Thanks cnyram! Yes, I agree -- lighting will drive ya nuts shooting trains. Sometimes you find a nice location, but then realize that when the train arrives, the exposed side will be in shadow. Or when on Norfolk Southern lines, the black locomotives seem to absorb every bit of light thrown at them by the sun. Also today's trains have very bright "ditch lights" which flash and serve to mess up light readings on "head on" shots like my tunnel shot above. Every once in a while, it all comes together though! [/QUOTE]
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