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Commuter Train
MBTA Worcester-bound commuter train photographed in Westboro, MA on May 1, 2005 at great distance
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You are right...
...about that lens being very sharp. The details on the foilage is extremely nice and I am surprised how good it turned out despite the spot metering mishap and SHQ. It looks a little funny over in the shadowed part of the track in the far distant to the right - like a bit too much shadow fill.
Some critique on the image - if you don't mind: The composition is pretty much according to the textbook with a clear diagonal guiding the eye to the main subject which is placed a bit off-center. The space 'in front' of the train to the left is well utilized to show some of the environment. Good work! I like the colours as well.
Cheers, Jens.
Jens Birch at 13:25 CEST on 05-May-2005 [Reply]
Commuter train comment
Thanks Jens, I appreciate your input. As a tad of explanation, I have been documenting passenger railroading for (gasp!) almost 40 years and often have a tendency to do a somewhat 'conventional' photo. Some of my other work is a bit more creative. I was so pleased with the lens and output I couldn't resist posting the pic. Incidentally, I am learning that my lens is considered one of the best zooms of its kind ever made. With a 2x coverter it is feels like it could read a newspaper on the moon.
Ron Goodenow at 14:02 CEST on 05-May-2005 [Reply]