[Jordy]

http://www.railforums.co.uk/gallery/....php?album=125

Votes in by 1900 next Sunday please

Cheers

[Ivo]

Bwa ha ha; first vote two weeks running! Numero uno for me.

[Swiss Toni]

Originally Posted by Ivo

Bwa ha ha; first vote two weeks running! Numero uno for me.

Number 1 is showing as zero views to me at the moment, how can you judge from a thumbnail?

[mumrar]

It simply has to be 16 for me. Great idea, technical skill, and learning of the timing of the crossing to pull it off. A shot I've always wanted to try (at any full barrier crossing) but never have. I hope I can be half as successful if I do. A good spread of entries in general though, all with different takes on the theme.

[Lampshade]

Originally Posted by mumrar

It simply has to be 16 for me. Great idea, technical skill, and learning of the timing of the crossing to pull it off. A shot I've always wanted to try (at any full barrier crossing) but never have. I hope I can be half as successful if I do. A good spread of entries in general though, all with different takes on the theme.

I thought it was yours

[mumrar]

Originally Posted by 91107

I thought it was yours

I'll take that as a complement, alas it is not mine. I eagerly await the unmasking of the photographer on Sunday.

[43034 The Black Horse]

I have to say, 15 looked simply stunning in the thumbnail for me, but when viewed large I disliked it. Far too much editing (although I don't have the skills to say what has been done!) in my opinion..... Number 1 for me.

[odol]

Number 16 for me, great idea. Good "diferent view"

[gingerheid]

16 for me too, with 15 a close second. Normally I'd go for the pretty picture rather than something technically clever, but 16 really is technically clever, and it meets the spirit of the criteria well

How do other people compare photos then?

I only open the ones I think I might like from the thumbnail, and then close tabs for ones I think aren't the nicest until I'm only left with one.

[Multiple Unit]

No 14 for me as Been there many times an exerlent Railway even Better when the 4 Big is out and about.

[mr_moo]

Originally Posted by gingerheid

How do other people compare photos then?

I only open the ones I think I might like from the thumbnail, and then close tabs for ones I think aren't the nicest until I'm only left with one.

I look at them all at full size, unless it's something that has been entered for a joke (the model train last week springs to mind) or it's obviously terrible (the photo of a LC taken from the car dashboard springs to mind). I'll then go back to the main page, open all the ones I thought were worthy of a second look into tabs, then close tabs until I'm left with only one.
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No 10 for me I think - really good, and exactly what the theme is about. Then again, I am a P-Way guy, so I'm probably a bit biased...
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I must also give a mention to 3 and 16.

3 is really interesting and unusual, but it doesn't really fit the category of railway infrastructure.
16 is great, but I think 10 pips it.

[Jordy]

Congrats to 90019



01 - will1337
02 - odol
03 - EltonRoad
04 - CallySleeperKid
05 - 37372
06 - eezypeazy
07 - TGVDUDE
08 - class156
09 - 91107
10 - curly42
11 - Jordy
12 - Pumbaa
13 - GB
14 - Swiss Toni
15 - mumrar
16 - 90019
17 - Buffer68
18 - mr_moo

[90019]

Thanks to all who voted

Originally Posted by mumrar

It simply has to be 16 for me. Great idea, technical skill, and learning of the timing of the crossing to pull it off. A shot I've always wanted to try (at any full barrier crossing) but never have. I hope I can be half as successful if I do. A good spread of entries in general though, all with different takes on the theme.

I was completely stumped at first, and thought of the idea on sunday afternoon. I only got one chance to get it right when it was dark enough, but had a couple of practice shots when it was a bit lighter