Nice shot, Mitch. How bout you get a real car instead of that GM product? :-) I can continue to go on..... ;) Besides the fact it's a GM car, the shot is still well executed and a brilliant idea for a composition.
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Great composition on the bridge and train in the windshield with "just enough" of the dashboard!
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Nicely done, Mitch. I love street trackage and this vantage point is a real winner. So, who's driving?
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A difficult shot, pulled off VERY nicely! The exposure is perfect, inside and out....no windshield reflections to interfere with the subject. Hands-down, the best in-car shot I've seen on RP.
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Very nice picture Mitch. My only problem with it is I have no idea whose train this is. Is the CSX power running on the NH&I, a CSX local, or CSX power on some other railroad. I suppose if I knew what railroads served Morrisville it would be obvious, but I live in on the Left Coast. This is really a comment aimed at the loco-centric data fields. In my mind the "railroad" field ought to tell you what railroad the picture is on. Only other comment would be that you ought to rent or steal a Jag, Rolls, or other exotic vehicle if you are going to do a dashboard pic.
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So you dashed off to take a picture of a train from a unique perspective. Nicely done.
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Another great shot, Mitch. My windshield is rarely clean enough to get a photo like that accepted.
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Good work as always, absolute combination with human element also.
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Awesome shot, Mitch! I hope to see you out on the Staley Branch sometime, I go every weekend. No more blue in the yard for now, though. 5290 and 5296 are now outta here! Unique perspective, glad you caught the 1554!
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