Very nice. I like the poles disappearing into the distance, the shine on the rails and I'm glad you included the man walking solemnly down the tracks. Vote
This has a familiar look to it. I'll bet its another GPR member trying to find that exact spot where several railroad shots with tunnels in them were taken. It looks like it could be the right tunnel and if so he is on the right "track" to where I took my shot which is about where the track goes behind his right arm. Sorry about all that... I just had to relate. This is a great black and white. I love the way the sun light comes into the tunnel on the side and then across the floor around the feet of your model and back the the other side of the front of the tunnel. I especially like the shine on the tracks and the highlights on the clamps and spikes on both sides of the rail on the right. Nice eye! It would have been great if you'd been able to dial down the brightness on the outside of the tunnel, but I'm suspecting that doing so might make the back part of the tunnel too dark to show up in the shot. Nice work!
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Fun to see who it belongs to. I think this was a long drive from Moab.
One of my top ten this week where so many black and whites really impressed the heck out of me.
One of the best late entries. Likin the lighting, emotional sense and the leading line effect of the rail and poles. Well done. Vote
Hey, look out for that train coming up behind you! Nice shot...
Another great shot of that tunnell from a totally different perspective Vote
Well done!+2
Very nice. I like the poles disappearing into the distance, the shine on the rails and I'm glad you included the man walking solemnly down the tracks. Vote
Very neat photo..Railroad tracks are made for b & w...
This has a familiar look to it. I'll bet its another GPR member trying to find that exact spot where several railroad shots with tunnels in them were taken. It looks like it could be the right tunnel and if so he is on the right "track" to where I took my shot which is about where the track goes behind his right arm. Sorry about all that... I just had to relate. This is a great black and white. I love the way the sun light comes into the tunnel on the side and then across the floor around the feet of your model and back the the other side of the front of the tunnel. I especially like the shine on the tracks and the highlights on the clamps and spikes on both sides of the rail on the right. Nice eye! It would have been great if you'd been able to dial down the brightness on the outside of the tunnel, but I'm suspecting that doing so might make the back part of the tunnel too dark to show up in the shot. Nice work!