Railroad Pictures

[nextelbuddy]

this time they are resized to something a bit smaller lol hopefully this works out.


if it is still too big let me know i can resize smaller


i went on a walk to a local rail road and just got down low in the tracks (trains usually come through here a bout 3-4 times a day/night)

and also walking through the woods to get to the tracks i snapped a nice pic of the trees that i liked.


http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3514/3969973101_ccd01732af_b.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3005/3969973529_211ce44679_b.jpg

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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2607/3970745362_e43ac05cbf_b.jpg

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[Kamikaze]

Nice shots man. I like the perspective of #3.

[Kasper]

Dude im liken those shots...

[james]

most are a little dutch for my taste. selective color isn't my thing either, but if I am going to say something nice, 2 is cool.

[-EnVus-]

What camera ya use ?

[james]

What camera ya use ?

yeah yeah yeah, your wife is a camera specialist. we get it.

[-EnVus-]

yeah yeah yeah, your wife is a camera specialist. we get it.
i just wanted to know the model cause the pictures are nice so:2up:

[nextelbuddy]

Nice shots man. I like the perspective of #3.


Dude im liken those shots...

thanks guys!


most are a little dutch for my taste. selective color isn't my thing either, but if I am going to say something nice, 2 is cool.


what do you mean Dutch? i didnt really use selective color at least not on purpose, i just used Light room to reduce the vibrance so i could get kind of a black and white look but with a little color. I am still searching for what it is that i love to shoot these days.



What camera ya use ?


Nikon D3000

[james]

i just wanted to know the model cause the pictures are nice so:2up:



chill out man, i was fucking with you.



what do you mean Dutch?

incredibly tilted photos to add dramatic or other effect. You see it all the time in the car pics section, and in car magazines...note: not high end car magazines. but anyways,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_angle

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&rlz=1C1GGLS_enUS345US345&um=1&sa=1&q=dutch+angle&aq=f&oq=&aqi=&start=0

[nextelbuddy]

chill out man, i was fucking with you.




incredibly tilted photos to add dramatic or other effect. You see it all the time in the car pics section, and in car magazines...note: not high end car magazines. but anyways,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_angle

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&rlz=1C1GGLS_enUS345US345&um=1&sa=1&q=dutch+angle&aq=f&oq=&aqi=&start=0

ah ok, none of my photos are shot at angles as i cropped them using light room with the angle crop tool lol but i see what you mean same difference.

[Mr. Clean]

not so much on the JDM angles i'd say (which seems to be the consensus)

last shot is pretty sweet though.

[boostedb16]

i like #3 and the last one. the last one looks like jason should jump out and cut someones head off lol.

[quickdodge®]

not so much on the JDM angles i'd say (which seems to be the consensus)

last shot is pretty sweet though.

The angled shots suck. Bad.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3005/3969973529_211ce44679_b.jpg

The one above rocks, though. The only good one out of the bunch. Good job on that. Later, QD.

[nextelbuddy]

The angled shots suck. Bad.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3005/3969973529_211ce44679_b.jpg

The one above rocks, though. The only good one out of the bunch. Good job on that. Later, QD.



fair enough, looks like photography is really highly opinionated as some of the angled shots were loved by many people over on flickr and were chosen to be part of several groups.

point take, at this point still learning what works and what doesnt.

thanks to all for the comments!

[james]

looks like photography is really highly opinionated


without a doubt! taking photography classes is a humbling experience. you are out to please only one person, the teacher. No matter how much you love your work, and how many of your peers may or may not love your work, its all up to the teacher. but, what you must realize is that you should make work that pleases you and screw everyone else. Take criticism as a grain of salt and continue doing what you do, otherwise you will just lose all motivation to progress. so with that said, keep up the work.:goodjob:

[quickdodge®]

fair enough, looks like photography is really highly opinionated as some of the angled shots were loved by many people over on flickr and were chosen to be part of several groups.

point take, at this point still learning what works and what doesnt.

thanks to all for the comments!

I'm sure you know that you're not going to please everyone lolol. I have always loathed angle shots. From cars to whatever. I like to just look at it head on without tilting my head to see it.
I have a similar shot to #2 that I took a couple of years ago. Only this track crossed over a river about 300 below it. It's below. First pic is a side shot of and the second is me on it. Later, QD.

[quickdodge®]

you should make work that pleases you and screw everyone else.

Correctemundo. Later, QD.

[nextelbuddy]

without a doubt! taking photography classes is a humbling experience. you are out to please only one person, the teacher. No matter how much you love your work, and how many of your peers may or may not love your work, its all up to the teacher. but, what you must realize is that you should make work that pleases you and screw everyone else. Take criticism as a grain of salt and continue doing what you do, otherwise you will just lose all motivation to progress. so with that said, keep up the work.:goodjob:

excellent thought, thanks for the kind words :D


I'm sure you know that you're not going to please everyone lolol. I have always loathed angle shots. From cars to whatever. I like to just look at it head on without tilting my head to see it.
I have a similar shot to #2 that I took a couple of years ago. Only this track crossed over a river about 300 below it. It's below. First pic is a side shot of and the second is me on it. Later, QD.

i like those shots a lot. i wish there were bridges around here like that i would have a field day.