The UP Train Idling on small overpass

[cardinal]

First shot with 24 Elmarit asph and 2nd. shot with 50 elmar.

[farnz]

Nice shots, Bill, but it looks like you got a problem with your pressure plate that's horizontally scratched both shots at about the same place. My guess is that dirt or dust on the pressure plate has scratched the surface of your emulsion during wind-on and the fix is probably a clean, lint-free cloth and muttering some very bad words ;-)

Pete.

[cardinal]

Thanks for noticing it Pete, I think it could be Walgreens' developing my film that day. They said they were having problems with the machine that day. I should of took the film some where else. That is one reason why I like shooting and developing my own black and white film.

[hamey]

Sorry Cardinal,

I don't like it.

what are you after the light pole, advertising boards or the locomotives.

Ken.

[cardinal]

Ken everything because there are plenty of train photos out there in the country side. I like to make the photos more city like. Here is a wedgie below that your are a little more used to. These photos are great but after while I can get burned out on them.

[hamey]

Now I do like that.

When I take shots of trains Bill, I like to see them without any obstructions in front of them after all the Train or Locomotive is the subjuct I am trying to capture, like the two Norfolk and Southern units you posted.

Well done lets have more.

Ken.

[cardinal]

Thanks Ken.