Severn Valley Gala
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A nice set especially 1 & 4 I have just posted mine from today as well
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A good collection of photos but the sky has been lost in some of pics.
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Was that down to the left looking at Erdington Halt as I am looking for different locations for the Diesel gala in a few weeks
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Another convert from the Welsh hillsides eh!
Why freeze your arse off waiting for jets when you can walk around the countryside photographing steam trains?
A nice selection of locos you got there.
Just one tip, get a medium NDgrad. filter and then you won't lose the sky and exhaust.
Why freeze your arse off waiting for jets when you can walk around the countryside photographing steam trains?
A nice selection of locos you got there.
Just one tip, get a medium NDgrad. filter and then you won't lose the sky and exhaust.
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Hi CaptainP!
From Bridgnorth go past Erdington halt for about a 1/4 mile and there's a severe bend in the road as it goes under the railway bridge, pull over on the left or right before the bend, plenty of car parking space and head for the second track on the right, the first is used by anglers heading for the river. At this point you can cross the line and enter a field which provides a few useful angles, must be popular as at one point I counted at least 25 people in the field!
As for your comments Swiss Toni wouldn't say I'm a convert! You still can't beat a good old paraffin burner through those Welsh hills no matter what the weather!
Just out of interest, there was no sky in the morning, just that overcast white mass with the sun directly pointing into the lens trying to shine through, not ideal but I take all your comments on board.
Cheers
Tim
From Bridgnorth go past Erdington halt for about a 1/4 mile and there's a severe bend in the road as it goes under the railway bridge, pull over on the left or right before the bend, plenty of car parking space and head for the second track on the right, the first is used by anglers heading for the river. At this point you can cross the line and enter a field which provides a few useful angles, must be popular as at one point I counted at least 25 people in the field!
As for your comments Swiss Toni wouldn't say I'm a convert! You still can't beat a good old paraffin burner through those Welsh hills no matter what the weather!
Just out of interest, there was no sky in the morning, just that overcast white mass with the sun directly pointing into the lens trying to shine through, not ideal but I take all your comments on board.
Cheers
Tim