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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Beautiful image John. Very well captured
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
agree, glad someone here caught it - well done:- Ian
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Nice. It's coming down my way some time this year. We'll be out looking for it.EOS 7D mk II, Sigma 150-660C, Canon 17-85 EF-S, Tamron 10-24 and a wife who shares my obsession.Comment
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Ace!
Cheers, Chris.Just chuggin' along.Comment
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Great shot John.
DaveComment
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Thanks. It was a difficult shot to take - bright sun in the wrong direction and the train moving at nearly 100mph. Not the best technical shot but a pleasing view of a great historical train.
JohnEOS 70D EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM ; EF 16-35mm f4 L IS USMComment
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
You timed the shot perfectly. Well doneAlan.
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Firstly - well done John, an excellent capture.
Andy - if you are thinking of the Cathedrals Express scheduled for the 28th May, it may well not run. The train operators West Coast Railway Company have been banned from operating heritage steam engines on the main line due to safety concerns and it is not certain whether other operators will be able to pick up the services they had intended to offer. Detail to be had here:- http://www.uksteam.info/tours/news.htmOriginally posted by AndyMulhearn View Post
A great disappointment!John Liddle
Backwell, North Somerset - "Where the cider apples grow"Comment
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
You timed it well, and did a good job of getting train and sky looking good.Andy
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Very nice indeed, what a pity about the overhead lines, (not your fault obviously) nice colour and light too.
Regards PaulComment
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Re: Flying Scotsman returns home.
Great image, well doneDerek
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