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This is where I took my latest shots, waiting for a steamer, but getting a preserved 110 instead, which isn't really all that bad, considering that I already had photos of the steamer, but not of that particular electric. Here you can see my bike (the one that got stolen and returned), which is my main means of transport. I don't have my own car, but when my mum isn't using it, I can use our Audi, should the need arise. However, one isn't really allowed to drive onto this road, so a bike is a bit more practical for such spots. Other shots from this location: This one, showing my bike in front of the snow covered field that we can see to our left, and of course my second most popular deviation, also taken from this very spot. If you look through my gallery, you will find quite a few nice shots that I took here, and some more from the overpass a bit further down the line, like this one. The train we see here is a typical double decker commuter, a five car push-pull train, powered by a class 146 multiphase electric, heading cab car forward towards Leverkusen. Well, we are in Leverkusen anyways, but the train only stops in Leverkusen-Mitte. This is the very train I ride to university and back every day, a 50 kilometer commute, the train ride taking roughtly half an hour. Sorry for all the links in the text, but I always have the urge to show everyone where I am, and what I shot there. Come to think of it, many deviants use Google Maps links to show their audience where a shot was taken, so I could do that too: You are here. |
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Canon EOS 1000D 1/250 second F/10.0 18 mm 200 Jul 11, 2009, 6:12:50 PM Share
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sinun olisi parasta pitää huoli unelmistasi, rakas
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Also check out The Best of shenanigan and rath0r ^^
Die Links stören nicht, die sorgen für mehr Klarheit. Ist gut so. Nur dass Du Dir immer so viel Mühe machst.
Unsere Familie hat kein Auto; inzwischen kann ich aber damit leben und habe gelernt, lange Entfernungen mit dem Fahrrad zu überwinden (z.B. München - Rosenheim und zurück, das wäre ungefähr so viel wie Leverkusen - Gummersbach und zurück).
Viele der "alten Hasen" unter den Eisenbahnfotografen, die ich aus dem Internet kenne, nutzen immer das Auto. Es passiert auch mal, dass sie für ein einziges Bild von München nach Österreich und zurück fahren.
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Veselin Kolev
Fascinated by photogenic things, especially nature and trains.
Here's my train-website (in German): [link]
Allerdings wäre es mir wahrscheinlich nicht wert, für ein oder auch nur einige wenige Bilder solche Strecken mit dem Auto zu fahren, allein schon wegen den Spritpreisen. Die einzige Fahrt die ich mal wegen meinem Hobby gemacht habe, war die zum Frühlingsfest im DB Museum Koblenz, sonst bin ich immer entweder mit dem Fahrrad oder Zug gefahren. Mal von der ein oder anderen Bender Tour bei Regen oder mit Kollegen abgesehen.
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Also check out The Best of shenanigan and rath0r ^^
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Also check out The Best of shenanigan and rath0r ^^
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The poetic Ferroequinologist. See my gallery for more.
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Veselin Kolev
Fascinated by photogenic things, especially nature and trains.
Here's my train-website (in German): [link]
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