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Old train carriages which looked really nice and colourful in there state of disrepair but don't think I have captured them well enough to show that. The flaking paint and rust did look rather nice and may be worth another shot next time i'm near by.
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Thanks for looking and comments welcome.
Ken.
 
I think you've captured that well Ken - I'm not sure why you're unhappy with those?
 
CT said:
I think you've captured that well Ken - I'm not sure why you're unhappy with those?
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Just seems the colour is flat compared to what it was actually like, not as vibrant.
Thanks Ct.
 
KenCo1964 said:
Just seems the colour is flat compared to what it was actually like, not as vibrant.
Thanks Ct.
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Shooting at ISO 800, which was the order of the day, may not have helped like.
 
Good pics Ken, and I think the slightly subdued tones suit the subject. Speaking of which, would you mind letting me know where they are? I might have a run down sometime.
 
Adrian said:
Good pics Ken, and I think the slightly subdued tones suit the subject. Speaking of which, would you mind letting me know where they are? I might have a run down sometime.
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Certainly Adrian, They are at the Marley Hill station just outside Tanfield lee, Stanley. I don't mind meeting up if you are not sure where this is, would like to try this again myself. Thanks for the comments.
Ken.
 
KenCo1964 said:
Certainly Adrian, They are at the Marley Hill station just outside Tanfield lee, Stanley. I don't mind meeting up if you are not sure where this is, would like to try this again myself. Thanks for the comments.
Ken.
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Ah - I know it. I might well meet up sometime there - assuming the weather gets better!
 
Just a little place and not much of anything else there. There is a car park there and on crossing the bridge to get to the station, these are in a field straight in front over the bridge. Info Tanfield Railway and Near by Causey Arch.
Hope that helps.
 
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