A Break from winter and a few photos from a 'walk about' downtown

[Mad Aussie]

When you said this was stronger I immediately thought "no way" and scrolled my widdle fingers back up to look at the first fence shot. Then I wasn't so sure.

Looking closer I reckon the best composition might be similar to your last effort that cuts out some of the dead grass (try removing some before shooting) BUT ... shows more of the trainyard to the right of frame.

I think that would satisfy JJ's comment (which I agree with) about the leading lines going somewhere.

[kiley9806]

i recall this blue fence from an earlier post of yours raiven - and i really like the composition on this shot! love the added train coming towards the viewer...

[Michaelaw]

really diggin the street guy shot...All kinds of stories in that face, Well done!!!

[JAS_Photo]

One last composition that takes emphasis from the fence:

[Mad Aussie]

Yeh ... I'd like to see a combination of those last two fence shots ... the fence leading into the train coming through ... the blue leading to the red. I reckon that would be the one!

[jjeling]

Yeh ... I'd like to see a combination of those last two fence shots ... the fence leading into the train coming through ... the blue leading to the red. I reckon that would be the one!

I do reckon

[JAS_Photo]

This was the point at which I had to get off the tracks.

[Mad Aussie]

Love the heat shimmer. Now ... get that fence in THAT photo and we have a winner

[EJC]

Great Raiven! I agree with MA on the last shot. Still without the fence it's an interesting shot. I'm amazed you got so many clean engines in 1 place. Most of the ones I see are filthy!

BTW I was down there last Saturday for the last day of Exposure Shows but didn't see you.

Cheers
EJC

[tomorrowstreasures]

Raiven - i really, really like the very last shot of the Four!!! red trains!! very cool!