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    Posted: 13 September 2010 at 21:02
Westcoast,

sigma 10-20 does produce some impressive images.

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Originally posted by AudioDoc AudioDoc wrote:


Beautiful photo! Like the wide angle perspective. Which lens did you use?


Glad you liked it. That engine is probably the most famous one in Canada.
Shot with a Sigma 10-20
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Posts: 2795 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 September 2010 at 18:23
Originally posted by WestCoast WestCoast wrote:

I was a bit generous on the age, looks like a 1887 vintage…

http://www.wcra.org/engine374/


Just a little bit! Actually looks like Civil War/Golden Spike Vintage but was built in 1886 by/for the Canadian Pacific RR and pulled the first transcontinental train into Vancouver, according to information that I read online.

Beautiful photo! Like the wide angle perspective. Which lens did you use?
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Posts: 15602 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 September 2010 at 19:12
Think it's about time to kick off part2.
Next poster please setup "Show us your railway pictures 2". TIA!
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Posts: 8026 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 September 2010 at 16:06
Thanks Walt, I'm glad you like it
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Almost a postcard or a Christmas card, Paul. Very nice.
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Rhaetian Railway train between Samedan and Bever:


Minolta 800si, probably Sigma 28-200mm, Kodak Elite Chrome 200
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I was a bit generous on the age, looks like a 1887 vintage…

http://www.wcra.org/engine374/
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Nice composition, WC.
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1920's Steam Engine...


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Here is an old B&W one from a Rhaetian Railway train in the station of Filisur (Switzerland):


Minolta 505si, probably Sigma 28-200mm, Kodak T400CN film
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Posts: 1903 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 September 2010 at 06:23
Russell,

Sorry no name GWR 5542. The restoration work is amazing!

No expert in trains, but did find it very nostalgic! Met a real ehthusiast there though - "Debbie", .. who had been encouraged to get a Sony by a bunch of dyxumers... and had she taken that advice seriously!

GWR 5542 in reverse

A700 Sigma 30mm/f2.2/(1/250)/ISO: 200

GWR 5542 Guages

A700 Sigma 30mm/f2.2/(1/40)/ISO: 200

GWR 5542 pulls out..

A700 Sigma 30mm/f2.2/(1/8000)/ISO: 200

Apologies for not providing more information in the first place!

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Posts: 1998 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 September 2010 at 02:08
Originally posted by ianb ianb wrote:

Battlefield Railway - Market Bosworth - Making the coupling

A700 Sigma 30mm/f2.2/(1/320)/ISO: 200

Ianb

Ian. Do you know what engine this is? I don't recognise it at all.

Edit: Sorry I think I've found it. Is it the beavertail observation carriage? I was convinced it was a loco but looking at it again it looks like it's being coupled to a loco. Possibly Mayflower?

Edited by russellsbags - 09 September 2010 at 02:28
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Originally posted by berlin steve berlin steve wrote:

BTW, Russellbags... just interested what part of Bristol you are at? I studied at UWE, and spent 3 years first in Westbury-on-Trym/Southmead and last year in Clifton/Redlands area.

Steve. It's a small world isn't it. I live on the south side of the city in a place called Bishopsworth. It's not well known and a lot of people mix it up with Bishopston. If you drive through Bristol on the way to Bristol airport it's pretty much the last place you go through before hitting the country and about as far from UWE as you can get. I'm quite lucky really as I have all the benefits of the city but am within 5 minutes walk of the country and the Mendip hills.

Clifton is a gorgeous place with a lot of photo opportunities as I'm sure you know and of course it's the home of Brunel's amazing suspension bridge. I spend quite a bit of time on Durdham Downs which as you lived in Clifton you've probably come across. Sadly I'm yet to take a decent photo of the bridge. It's my photo nemesis.

Southmead isn't so special. It has a bit of a reputation locally but is surrounded by lovely places. Westbury-on-Trym being one of them. My first job was in Westbury and I love the place. It's like a little country village.
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