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pakodominguez
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Re: Moving Train
Hi,
I think you could exploit diagonals a litter better.
I think you could exploit diagonals a litter better.
Pako
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Dr. Harout
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Re: Moving Train
Henrik, welcome to Photoclubalpha and hope you'll enjoy your stay here.
I was sure I've seen that shot and I was right. You had posted it in a nice thread on Dyxum.
But on this sot there is a whitish streak at the bottom of the shot (probably some flare) which is absent on the Carlsberg thread.
Frankly, I prefer the non cropped version.
As for the train, I can feel the movement, even the whistle. You've captured it well.
If it were the non cropped version, I think Pako would've restrained from his observation.
I was sure I've seen that shot and I was right. You had posted it in a nice thread on Dyxum.
But on this sot there is a whitish streak at the bottom of the shot (probably some flare) which is absent on the Carlsberg thread.
Frankly, I prefer the non cropped version.
As for the train, I can feel the movement, even the whistle. You've captured it well.
If it were the non cropped version, I think Pako would've restrained from his observation.
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