Some shots back in March and June from Several locations in Scotland using the 'Earthquake camara' these turned out ok 
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ChrisM
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Some good photos there,also like the background to your site.
Holland on Rail
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question:
Why do all english trainspotters always stay on the station?
The best photo's can be made along the line itself, and there you have nice scenary often. Like a forest, mountains or anything else.
Why do all english trainspotters always stay on the station?
The best photo's can be made along the line itself, and there you have nice scenary often. Like a forest, mountains or anything else.
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Holland on Rail said:
Basically, we trainspot. We don't do it for the scenery, we do it for the trains. Of course, if there happens to be the most beautiful view in the UK behind it, then its a bonus, but its a lot harder to get scenic shots here because of locations of stations. Most are in towns or villages, some are in the middle of no-where, and the very few that have those scenic views, are only found up in the highlands of scotland, which would cost myself a few hundread quid to get there!
Good point. Unfortunately we don't have many forests and mountains. Also some of the more scenic locations can be very difficult to reach.Holland on Rail said:
However you are right, and we should organise more photting trips to scenic places (like the successful Edale trip for example)!
Holland on Rail
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True, but a train alone is a useless photo. You need a bit landscape around it to make it a nice photo. And even sometimes its nic to have a landcape photo with a small train in it.
But you can travel around by trainAJP said:
, and you can cycle to interesting places (I've discovered some places within cycling distance of Selby, which someone told me about, we could go there some time).I can't drive and have no wish to do so either but that doesn't mean I can't get interesting photos at a variety of places.
Also, if we all chipped in for petrol money there's a chance Harry Potter could drive us somewhere if there were any places we really couldn't get to by train/bike
I must admit that many Fotopic sites are very dull, with the same 3/4 views at the same few locations, it gets really boring viewing some of them! However, for a small forum our photography section is very lively and I think we have a lot of photographers of a good standard on this site, better than average I reckon, probably because we travel about a lot more than average! (the lively forum meets section helps there).
hock: I mean locally.
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A subtle hint by any chance? :Pyorkie said:If we all chipped in for petrol money there's a chance Harry Potter could drive us somewhere if there were any places we really couldn't get to by train/bike
Just an idea for now.... Don't worry, I'll get hinting when we have somewhere to go toHarry Potter said:A subtle hint by any chance? :Pyorkie said:If we all chipped in for petrol money there's a chance Harry Potter could drive us somewhere if there were any places we really couldn't get to by train/bike
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