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15-SEP-2007	Bootstrap

In post processing were used to create this conversion.
The train was moving at about 40mph as can be detected by the blur on the digits.

Olympus E-330
1/80s f/22.0 at 14.0mm iso200 full exif

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duncan		21-Sep-2007 11:19
having looked at the colour one I prefer the impact of the b&w

Guest		21-Sep-2007 11:04
Nice Bill, I like this one. Alistair

Bootstrap		19-Sep-2007 22:17
Frank, Thanks for the comment. A lot of my recent images tend to the dark side. The color version of this, uncropped, is posted in a "short" thread on the Forum. Something about an albatross. ;-) Milo, Thanks. No DR issues for me but I cheated and used the E-330 on this and its DR is almost as good as the E-1.

Miroslav Kral		19-Sep-2007 21:46
Great composition draws me in warp speed to the distance. Do you also have DR issues like some others? :-) Obvious not.

Guest		19-Sep-2007 10:10
This is a great composition Bill. I think it would improve if the train and foreground were just a little lighter (it looks a little 'blocked out' if you know what I mean. Frank

Bootstrap		19-Sep-2007 00:52
Marc, Thanks... I'd guess you saw that thread... ;-) Rich, Thank you for that comment. Comments such as yours make my efforts, somewhat, worthwhile. I'm flattered.

Guest		18-Sep-2007 12:46
Definitely prefer the B&W version. Much more striking imo. Marc

Richdow AKA Catman		18-Sep-2007 02:37
Bill, you have the ability to turn the mundane image into a piece of art.

duncan		17-Sep-2007 19:07
are you showing off that kit lens again Bill? A well constructed image but I can't help wondering what the colour image looked like!

Guest		16-Sep-2007 21:09
Bill I love this shot, although for me the frame intrudes too much. Kevin.

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