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    Csx

    Just hanging out at the rail yard. Happened to catch a little activity while I was shooting some rail and river photos.
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    Re: Csx

    That first shot is awesome. Great background and the colors of the train just make it pop. Well done
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    Re: Csx

    Thanks Aaron. I had originally gone to that spot for bridge pictures but ended up doing more train and rail shoots than river and bridge pics.
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    Re: Csx

    Geez OT! The first shot is perfection. The color and comp is outstanding. It's a jaw dropper!!!!
    It's not blurry. It's bokeh.

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    Re: Csx

    Thanks JETA. I just took advantage of the situation that presented itself.
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    Re: Csx

    Nice shots......looks like one could spend a lot of time there with a camera.
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    Re: Csx

    i like all the shots,very clear and crisp full of color,could not help to notice,but in my city all railroad personel, wear the reflective vest's on at all times, very strange to see those guys wearing no vests.you think the railroad people are one of the safty cautious people going.?.

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    Re: Csx

    Thanks Frog. I do have a few more. I believe in filling up cards when I'm out with the cameras. I'll find a thread some of the others fit in soon.
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