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    The Six-ten from Euston.

    Another from my local rail station. Euston is the London terminus that serves this part of the world.

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    The Six-ten from Euston.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    The three red lights, perspective, spot on ap driver colours all make this an A1 shot

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Lovely capture John!

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    This is a great image but I really don't understand how you captured it without getting run down by the train John

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    In your face shot of an robot looking back at me complete with the operator. Very colourful John....

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    Great image, well captured John, how did you manage to get that viewpoint were you line side?

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Nicely captured.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Terrific image in every way! The front of the train looks to this uninformed viewer much like the personification of a comic book action hero, sort of like the king of all train engines. Well done!

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    Very good indeed John. Clever processing too.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    I've nothing particularly constructive to add, but just wanted to note my complimernts on an absolute beauty. That's an image that stops you in your tracks (sorry for the pun!) and makes you look at it.

    Be very proud, John.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Everything works with this image John, colour, dof and sharpness on the front of the train.
    Ps, is it really one of the Transformers
    Cheers, Greg

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Hey John, the feeling of speed not being there… it looks like a giant
    "dressed for party" caterpillar! I love this shot!
    Last edited by Colin Southern; 19th August 2014 at 08:41 PM.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    never thought id say this about an image of a modern day train, but absolutely stunning!

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Thank you all so much. This is one of my favourite images (thank you Donald). It arose out of a determination to produce a train shot that didn't feature steam. To answer the Q posed by some of you, it was effectively track side in that in the UK all station have platforms that generally slope at the ends to track level That's where I was and the 300mm lens did the rest.

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    Very futuristic looking train. Nice image.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Thank you Ali.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Cool shot!

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Thank you Kim. Glad you liked it.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Although its been said already - that is one beautiful shot and I believe you 100% succeeded in your goal and whilst not a traditional shot it would look good on a contemporary wall.

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    Re: The Six-ten from Euston.

    Thank you very much Kaye.

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