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Published: 2004-03-03 02:03:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 1527; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 530
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How quickly you entered my life, it is a shame you never took the time to stop...Related content
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i like your sepia the most, so i've voted for you. hope you win.
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this is one of the best sepia that I have seen on dA!!!
outstanding composition, great perspective!this is what I call an instant
and the fav goes with all my respects!
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Excellent composition and framing. This is a great shot.
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I like the sepia tone and the focus on the track, not the train behind it.
Perhaps not so much of a boarder? For me it too away the image and made it smaller. Just a suggestion.
-coke
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A very geometrically sound photograph. The perspective forms a triangle out of the parallel tracks, which is a sort of oxymoron. Also, the rustic texture and desaturation bordering between black & white and color creates another sort of self-contradictory conflict. The composition is very well done.
There seems to be an air of ambiguity and a lack of clarity in the photograph, as if something was passing and you didn't have the time to look close enough.
Well done.
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this is a really good pictue wirth a good color...nice shot!!
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I love how shiny the rail is up close, and there is an amazing depth of field here... What type of camera do you use? The light is almost ethereal, very consistent and soft. Nice photo.
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then angle, and tones are just lovely.. it goes perfectly well with the atmosphere of the train.. lovely.. i came to your page through belinda btw..
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this one's got a real nice retro feel to it.
very nice shot.
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Thanks, ya I started to change thing shot a bit. And eneded up sticking the sepia on at the end...dunno something baout sepia and trains just click for me.
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lovely picture and usage of tone!! i love it 
Later
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Carpenter ICG is the font. I can send it to ya if you can not find it. Sorry do not remember where I got it from.
Thanks
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wow this is an amazing deviation, simply love the nostalgic feel it seems to reflect... gotta 
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Really like this one. I like the color scheme you chose. Keep up the good work :
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I love trains... I love railways... and I absolutely adore this picture 
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Trains for me always kind of has a nostalgic feeling...just because they always seem to call of memories of childhood. Plus I think what they stand for by them selfs is kin dof nostalgic. THanks.
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this is a gorgeous picture...I saw it on and just had to
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Ah! I just love trains! And you are such a gifted photographer...
Catch one everyday... and they never stop coming in and out of someone's life.
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Ya I know that is what I love baout them to, they keep traveling all the places they represent.
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great texture on this one. no surprise why it has 18 favourites. im always a sucker for industrial settings, especially railcars, tracks, refineries. im kinda jealous
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the tone really adds.. wow this is some great work
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what a wonderfull shot
itΒ΄s perfect in any way
the tone fitΒ΄s it perfectly
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I love the toning you have with this most of all.
But what I especially enjoyed was how the tracks seemed to have more of a significance than the train itself does, and for that, it deserves a favorite.
Fucking spectacular work.
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The tracks to seem to attact your eye first...never really thought about it. Thanks.
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industrial strength... quite the fan of dirty dusty grimy train cars
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Oh yes I love them too 
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lol I can guess that from all your pictures and your journal entry too
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Haha yes it is kind of obvious.
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grrrrrr 
i love this angle. the low shot really works for me cos i like the details of the erm, woodchiplookin'things on the ground between the rails.
lovely composition, i like how the sky is reaaaally dreary looking
this is sooo steamtrain for me, love it!
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Not that I do not appreciate it...and I really do. But you do know you commented on this piece already?
But either way...Thanks for the comment Nicole
Maybe tomorrow you could comment again
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OMGOMG
did i really??
seeee that's how good it is!!!!
lol sorry
ok so now i'm tracy AND nicole?
lol awesome
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Haha, I can not agree with that then
And I donot know what you are talking about.....tracy and nicole?....Your name is Jessica
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Nice job. The sepia works really well to convey a sort of earthy, industrial feeling.
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oo, mysterious look. oo, the clouds.
i like the tone you gave this, fits perfectly. or is it done with filter? hmmm.
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Thank you
I did the tones in PS, the sky is fake also
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romantic and mystic. the title matches well to the retro colors. great angle as well. maybe it would improve the stability of the pic if you'd turn it a wee bit to the left in order to align the horizon ( with the horizontal view. like that it looks like there is a massive downhill.
i like it tough a lot!!
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Hmm never thought of that...I might play around with it some. Thanks.
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I'm a sucker for shots like these. This is just too perfect in every sense. I know it's not like you can go back and retake the same shot, but it would've been awesome if there was a daisy sprouting from the middle of the track.
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Actually I can. Assuming a train is parked there, which it usually is. Have been meaning to head down to the tracks again, so might try to do something like that. Thanks for the idea.
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That's not fair
There's a train somewhere near my house. I can hear it going by every morning when I have my window open. The only thing is, is that I don't know where the fuggin thing is! I've been trying to figure out where the sound of it is coming from for years now, but I still have no clue.
And I don't know why I just told you that. Sorry.
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Actually I have a confession....that was just me sitting outside your window making train sounds
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