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Train in Celina
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Duke
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I like it. Very crisp, with nice colors.
I find it interesting that they chock the wheels, and I wonder what those chrome cylinders are above the windows (between the two red lights)?
I find it interesting that they chock the wheels, and I wonder what those chrome cylinders are above the windows (between the two red lights)?
Janet
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Quad whistles....
M38A1
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Sure is an interesting piece of gear..... So the four chromed whistles make it a highly farkeled track maintainer? 
I might have tried to compose it so the chain-link fence, light poles, power lines, person and building to the right were not in the shot. I probably would move closer to the tracks for a sharper angle on the train to eliminate them.
The pink gear and blue sky is a cool combination side by side.
I might have tried to compose it so the chain-link fence, light poles, power lines, person and building to the right were not in the shot. I probably would move closer to the tracks for a sharper angle on the train to eliminate them.
The pink gear and blue sky is a cool combination side by side.
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- Bruce
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The perspective is a little distracting to me. I would have preferred more distance between you and the train then zoom in to frame the shot so that the verticle lines are more vertical at the sides. I do love the color mix.