BLUEBELL RAILWAY, Sussex, England Photo Gallery by m1ke

BLUEBELL RAILWAY, Sussex, England

A varied selection of images, many dating back to the 2007 Giants of Steam weekend.

For more info please see www.bluebell-railway.co.uk and www.bulleidsociety.org

I also have a growing collection of interactive 360' panoramics taken in and around the Bluebell. Please go to Interactive Panos to see them.

Gizmo at Horsted Keynes, Nov 11	Pullman carriage 3 shot pano, Nov 11	949 - LBSCR Brake Third, Nov 11	SECR 3188 & LBSCR 949, Nov 11
SECR 592 watering	Southern 473, Nov 11	Southern 473 3 shot pano, Nov 11	Sir Archibald Sinclair, Nov 11
34059 Archibald Sinclair, Nov 11	1638 at Sheffield Park Nov 11	1638 sunrise Nov 11, Nov 11	21C123
21C123	Eddystone 34028 lamps		Blackmoor Vale & 92 Squadron evening HDR
Mono Bulleid - Blackmoor Vale 21C123	Bulleid - Blackmoor Vale 21C123
	Wadebridge 34007, Oct 07	Wadebridge 34007, Oct 07	Wadebridge 34007, Oct 07
SR 1638, Oct 07	Sunday morning cleaning	92 Squadron 34081. First run, Sat morning	Eddystone 34028, Oct 07
Blackmoor Vale & 92 Squadron 34081. Giants of Steam, Oct 07	Wadebridge 34007. Giants of Steam Oct 07		BR 80154, Oct 06
Southern 1638, Oct 06	City of Truro, Oct 06	Giants of Steam, Oct 06	Oct 05
Oct 05

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Tony Drake		29-Nov-2011 15:38
Excellent photos. The shots taken of 1638 with the 360 degree lens show that the loco will easily negotiate the tight curve of the proposed triangle!

Maciej Chachulski		22-Nov-2011 21:17
Nice collection.These steam engines look even more extraordinary then when seen personally.

Bracciodiferro		22-Nov-2011 11:53
Great series my friend,thanks! Paolo Vote

Guest		16-Nov-2009 11:25
Thanks Chris. I assure you I wasn't offended! Ed

Guest		16-Nov-2009 10:52
I would like to unreservedly apologise to Ed for the comments made about his pictures. the Internet is not the place to post such comments. Sincere apologies to Ed and anyone else who may have been offended. Chris philipson

Guest		04-Jun-2008 17:37
You do like your wide angle lens don't you! I heartily endorse what you're trying to do - I'm down the same road of trying to challenge the 'front three quarters in full sun' brigade. Go and check out my website www.lightonthelines.com and let me know what you think. Best regards, Mike

Guest		09-Mar-2008 15:56
awsome! steam is cool but, what happed to Stepney No.55?

rachel		29-Nov-2007 13:33
Are you alowed guidedogs

Guest		03-Nov-2007 14:00
Some inventive stuff here, though I think you're trying to bit too hard to be different. Being different all the time can end up looking much the same. Personally I'm a huge fan of Ed Hurst's work, which I think it beautifully composed and visualised...

Guest		22-Oct-2007 16:00
Not sure of the ultra wide angles but the others are different and I like them. There are too many bog standard three quarter front views on the web site. Some other authors really ought to look in all four corners of their view finders and review what they are going to do at the visualisation stage before the train arrives and the shutter is fired. fences in front of wheels or jsut portraits of the loco(s) are repetitive. It's nice to try and get stam in the landscape or threeqaurter rear going away shots or capturing the human element too. I even find Ed Hursts' stuff boring. Oh if you think I'm being hard, try my experience of having a steam photo judged by someone who knows nothing about steam in front of an audience of 200 when your photo is blown up onto a cinema screen. When the judging panel give you a 19 or a 20 then you know you're on the way to a winner. It seems to me that many of the photters who have gone digital are losing the art of taking it slowly. one good pictuire is infinately better than three mediocre ones which fail to capture the optimum moment. Keep up the good work. It's good to see someone having a go at something different. Take pictires that you like to do, that way you enjoy it even more. leave the bog standard stuff to Ed Hurst and Co. Photography is art :-) Chris Philipson

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