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Hi,

 

here some photos taken at my work on the railyard of Lyon-Venissieux, France. i'm a yard train driver and i always have my camera with me. These photos were taken with 35mm summaron, 21 Super Angulon and the last one with the 35mm KOB.

Hope you will like it

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Rùdobra, welcome to the forum and thank you for sharing your railway pictures with us. You certainly show some angles and viewpoints not available to many. No 6 demands a second look.

 

Your unique pictures remind me of a sea captain member of the old forum who shared amazing pictures from his ship traversing the oceans. We haven'T heard from him for several years now.

 

Enjoy your membership.

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Hello Rudobra,

 

Welcome to the Forum.

 

Nice photos, all.

 

Did you know that there are also 2 different railroad photo oriented Threads in the German side of the Forum that have photos of railroads which are sometimes contributed to  by people who write in English & other languages?

 

It is nice to have railroad photos like yours here also, as "Ted99", "Hamey" & others do some times.

 

Best Regards,

 

Michael

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Hello Rudobra,

 

The name for a "train driver" who drives a train between stations is an "engineer". Sometimes called a "railroad engineer".

 

If there is a second person, who is helping, riding with the engineer, in the engine: This person is called a "fireman". In American English.

 

British English for these jobs might be different.

 

Best Regards,

 

Michael

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Salut, Rudobra

 

Wonderful images. I am a huge fan of forced perspective (like these receding rail lines) to create better photos. Well done!

 

These are a treat for us over here, where train travel is a rarity for most of the population. These perspectives are something many people have never experienced. 

 

Welcome to the Forum. Keep posting please!

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