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25-MAY-2013 Carol How

Sunset on the Train

Crescent Beach, South Surrey, BC

Nikon D800
1/80s f/9.0 at 100.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time25-May-2013 20:35:43
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON D800
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length100 mm
Exposure Time1/77 sec
Aperturef/9
ISO Equivalent100
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Focus Distance10.000 m

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Gary A. Rich (GRainelev)06-Jun-2013 13:34
The reflections are superb. The background is fantastic. One heck of job shooting this train at sunset. Truly a remarkable image. Fantastic work. V.
XiaoBernard9905-Jun-2013 06:36
Beau cadrage, le train en intermédiaire , un bon prmeier plan et un magnifique paysage montagneux.Une belle réussite
V
an nguyen29-May-2013 12:36
Beautiful .
Your message is clear , we do need to protect our little lonely planet .
samikosemi27-May-2013 18:55
Beautiful scene , very nice composition !
Sami ! V
janescottcumming27-May-2013 13:49
This is absolutely gorgeous! To think that it might be ruined by shortsighted politicians is depressing. We must all do what we can to prevent this from happening. V
Guest 27-May-2013 04:01
Classic work! My compliments, I agree we need to protect our fragile world!
Walter Otto Koenig27-May-2013 02:11
Superb with the light on the freight train and its reflection which is such a contrast of the land, lake and mountains that surround it. Agree with your message too Carol, though it seems that public awareness and activity is becoming a contending factor in these decisions. "V"
Marcia Rules27-May-2013 00:26
it's the same old song here too. I'm glad you have a passion for wildlife. V
globalgadabout26-May-2013 20:44
the light hitting this train is spectacular...absolutely fabulous image Carol....yes, pity that our politicos don't seem to get it, and that the same band of scoundrels are in again for 4 more years...hopefully we can ward off the desecration of the local environment...coal in particular seems to represent a road to nowhere...V
John Reynolds LRPS26-May-2013 20:08
Certainly a beautiful scene (at the moment). V.
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