Railroad Sunrises

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Railroad Sunrises

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I worked a series of night shifts over New Years, after which I got off work in time to see the sunrise three mornings in a row. These are not the dawn of New Years Day, but close. These three are all with the a700 + Tamron 17-50/2.8
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Brrr that looks chilly KB, almost as cold as one of Murph's, that water does not look inviting at all...who would like to be a railyard shunter? they must get paid well to be out in that connecting wagons and stuff.... :mrgreen:
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I like the firstone (actually a railroad sunrise without railroad) :mrgreen:
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the first for me too kevin, very atmospheric with the mist rising from the river and great composition, the river takes your eye for a sail right down it
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Lovely dawn colours KB, I especially like #3 (just to be different :D ), with the detail of the rolling stock and the lines running away in to the distance. I'm not sure you have "train-spotters" in the US, but if you did then this is the sort of shot they would have on the wall 8) .
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Thanks, guys! The third above is my favorite of the series, too, Birma. My wife favors the first. Any yes, is was very very cold that morning. Here are a few more from the new year:

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We have a nice series here. :D
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I like your first batch of photos, but the second batch I like much better! Good work!
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