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Pictures that relate to a new found hobby.
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Catfish-Davis.jpg
Catfish-Davis.jpg		 b-factory-loading.jpg
b-factory-loading.jpg		 goop-4.jpg
goop-4.jpg		 goop-2.jpg
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goop-1.jpg
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goop-5.jpg		 grade-crossing.jpg
grade-crossing.jpg		 old-shed.jpg
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159-downhill.jpg		 440-passenger.jpg
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car.jpg		 Downhill.jpg
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John Burger13-Nov-2012 00:09
Interesting gallery. Love the Southern Railway models. I worked for them in Chattanooga.
Karin Doeling24-Sep-2011 12:12
Very impressive modell-railraod with pretty details. I like it.
jarrell05-May-2011 11:45
Thank you for your suggestion, Ali. Most of the photographs I take of the model railroad are posted on websites that are specifically for model railroaders. A good portion of these people are not on high speed internet connections but rather still on dial up connection. Thus I try to keep the images small enough for them to load faster. Also, most modelers want to see things as sharply as possible, front to back.. so I 'usually' try to accomplish this. So, it's a balancing act between making the photos the right size both for quicker viewing and large enough to see some detail. Every now and then I get a little more 'artsy' and use depth of field to be more creative. :)
Jarrell
Guest 01-May-2011 15:55
I love your work. Your pictures are excellent as they are.
But I do have a suggestion. How about if you use large
apertures to focus on one subject in your pictures and throw
the background and foreground out of focus?
I think this could make the pictures look more like real life.
Also, I wish you would post larger size pictures of your model
trains and the detailed environment you have created for them.
I like looking at the details.
Your work is like a pleasant dream.
Keep up the good work.
Ali.

Ehud Dekel05-Mar-2011 20:28
Very precise and inspired modelling. Ehud
Guest 17-Sep-2010 03:34
I love your model trains.
They remind me of my childhood.
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)25-Mar-2010 21:22
Incredible work! BV
Ciao,
Paolo
jarrell01-Dec-2007 13:05
It's never too late to have a happy childhood! :)
Glen Allen24-Nov-2007 03:52
Great Gallery and great railway set up...
Peter Sussex23-Nov-2007 22:46
Looking at your images I become a child again, thank for the feeling. Otherwise well spotted, excellent captures. My compliments. Big Vote!
Larry Grace10-Aug-2007 10:17
Nice gallery here. The photography is 1st rate here.
Dick Craven26-Jan-2007 22:40
You have a nicely designed layout, well built layout. Nice photographs also.
Your 314CL Cat backhoe makes a good load. I should try that.
You even seem to have a well trained dog.
Have a good day.
Vilone22-Jan-2006 22:20
Nice collection!
Vilone22-Jan-2006 22:19
Nice collection!
Guest 20-Jan-2006 13:44
Very nice gallery
Ron Horloff13-Jan-2006 18:41
Fascinating gallery, Jarrell. I'm sure Bubba likes it also.
Ron
Ashley Hockenberry15-Nov-2005 03:04
Well done!
j.churchill 17-Aug-2005 22:03
HI, nice to see other people's layouts,I live in England and am building a UP layout!
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