The Photography Thread

[MontyVeda]

I like B&W too but sometimes I can't decide:
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I prefer the colour one. The B&W is nice, but it gives it too much of a vintage edge and could have been taken 50 or 80 years ago... the colour celebrates the fact we still have steam trains

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

I like B&W too but sometimes I can't decide:
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Definitely the colour one of those two. With that background the colour gives it more depth (in my opinion).

 

[swee'pea99]

I prefer the colour one. The B&W is nice, but it gives it too much of a vintage edge and could have been taken 50 or 80 years ago... the colour celebrates the fact we still have steam trains

Yeah, I do too. Colour definitely adds another dimension, and in that shot it works gloriously well - the lushness of the background greens, set against the blacks/browns of the train & bridge really brings it to life.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

[QUOTE 2638485, member: 9609"]The hill in the background looks very much like Stob Ban in the Mamores. So I guess that is the train to Mallaig from FortBill[/quote]


Spot on!

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[Linford]

[QUOTE 2638487, member: 9609"]very girlie[/quote]
I know a couple of women who trackday and have raced them at clubman class. They are only 161kg dry weight so are favoured as they needless muscle to hussle them.

 

[JohnClimber]

Just back from my jollies with these few.

 

[Linford]

Just back from my jollies with these few.

Liking the spray pic

 

[theloafer]

Definitely the colour one of those two. With that background the colour gives it more depth (in my opinion).

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colour one for me also

 

[Cyclist33]

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Cyclist33 reminded me , I took this picture at JFK a couple of years ago.

 

[on the road]

You don't quite realise how big these planes are until you're close up.

 

[Lance Jack]

I am not saying this is the best picture but I like it. Dartmoor.

 

[Maz]

Taken with a Blackberry.

 

[Cyclist33]

Ullswater, yesterday evening

 

[betty swollocks]