Tornado at SVR and some others too

mumrar · 27 Oct 2009

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C&C welcome, the first two have shallow depth of field due to diabolical weather and the Class 20 was a real one off working.

willbaroo · 27 Oct 2009

Good photos, the first couple look a little noisy though...what ISO were you shooting at?

mumrar · 27 Oct 2009

They were taken at 17:00ish on an awful weather day at ISO800, 1/200s f/2.5 so I really had to push to get anything

mumrar · 31 Oct 2009

Another couple from today, maybe some more tomorrow if the weather's better

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Ziploc · 31 Oct 2009

Stunnning shots, and unusual to see panning shots of trains. love pic 4 and hope you do not mind made it the desktop on my dads pc.

mumrar · 31 Oct 2009

That's no problem. Send me a PM with email address and a resolution and I'll send you a copy that is the right size for the desktop too if he likes it that much

Ziploc · 31 Oct 2009

Thanks for the offer. PM sent

mumrar · 31 Oct 2009

Just a couple more last shots of Tornado on the SVR, taken from up on high at Suckley point. Took some doing as I had my full kit with tripod, a big rucksack with picnic and drinks etc in, my son and his pushchair. So an extra 35kg on top of my own increasing poundage!!!

I'm also trying out some bordering stuff too.

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Sorry to keep bugging you all with my Tornado shots, but it was a fairly significant event for what is a local preserved line to me too.

Ziploc · 31 Oct 2009

I am enjoying them. and thanks for the email.

King of Groove · 2 Nov 2009

Lovely pictures. How busy was it at the railway?

MarkEvan · 2 Nov 2009

That last is lovely though I have to confess it took me a while to spot the train