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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 1000D
Shutter Speed:1/13 second
Aperture:F/4.0
Focal Length:27 mm
ISO Speed:800
Date Taken:Feb 10, 2010, 5:59:49 PM

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Stayin' Aliveby *shenanigan87

Photography / Transportation

Someone on DSO informed us that there'll be four 110-pulled trains today. And you know that I jump at chances of shooting "Bügelfalte" class 110s, especially if they're not being torn apart at the Bender. Other pics from today can be found in my DSO post, as always.

Despite the high ISO and subsequent need for noise reduction via Photoshop, I really liked this shot from today's lot. It doesn't only contain an awesome class 110 engine that pulled me here from Düsseldorf, but snowflakes whirling around, illuminated by the sodium-vapor lamps at Mönchengladbach Central Station. I quite liked the mood, colour, and the composition too, with the trainshed being visible in the background.

The engine here is 110 494. Hmm, does that seem familiar?

And I even caught her sister once, 110 493!

I could probably dig up more photos, including some that show the other 110 I caught today. The gist is just that their numbers are getting decimated rather quickly now, so those that haven't yet reached their inspection deadline show up more often on my photos. The others show up one last time, when I shoot them at the Bender...

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~Mihaitza92 Sep 29, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Amazing shot. Can you please share with me the full resolution version? I want this as my desktop background.

*shenanigan87 Sep 29, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Thanks! I'll send you a note.

~SwissTrain Jun 15, 2010

wow thats a stunning weather-train shot and so sharp,

*shenanigan87 Jun 15, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Thanks very much!

It was quite hard to get it without blur due to long shutter speeds.

=EricForFriends Feb 11, 2010 Professional Photographer

Funny that getcarter dropped in, the colours remind me of some of his station shots.
Lovely work!

*shenanigan87 Mar 7, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

No, that can't be!

~Lugia-Prophet Feb 11, 2010

Die Farben sehen toll aus, bei einer Belichtungszeit von 1/13 Sekunden hast du doch sicherlich ein Stativ genutzt... oder etwa nicht?

*shenanigan87 Feb 11, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Nein, hatte es zu Hause liegenlassen...

Der eine Fahrer der mich kurz wegen der Fotos angesprochen hat (und der auch auf DSO ist) hatte das dazu gesagt:

"Danke für die Grüße an den Tf

Beachtlich, was die Bilder OHNE STATIV geworden sind. Habe mir von einem die EXIF angesehen, 1/4 Sek. Könnte ich nicht, bzw. so eine ruhige Hand habe ich nicht. Dafür kann ich Lok fahren

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Eins war sogar mit 1/3 Sekunde belichtet, wenn man es nur oft genug versucht, hat man in der Regel auch ein halbwegs akzeptables Foto bei. Heute hatte ich extra deswegen mein Stativ mitgeschleppt, aber es natürlich nicht gebraucht...

*holzernes-herz Feb 10, 2010

I think this is the best of the photographs you posted on DSO, but there's only one thing that spoils it. I know it's not your fault that it's there but it's that horrible thing behind the Bügelfalte !!

*shenanigan87 Feb 10, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

You mean the double decker cab car? Well, yes, I'd have preferred the shot without it, but one has to take what one can get.

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