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17-SEP-2005

Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge RR

Try at B/W in sepia, it seems to loose some contrast, here is a similar one in color,

Canon EOS 20D
1/160s f/6.3 at 28.0mm iso100 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time17-Sep-2005 09:35:22
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 20D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length28 mm
Exposure Time1/160 sec
Aperturef/6.3
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Program (8)
Focus Distance

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Guest 12-Jul-2006 19:43
I like them both. Very good shot.
Olaf Herrig01-Jun-2006 16:57
This is a great landscape, we don't have this here but narrow gauge steam trains we also have! I'm a fan from colors an so the color version is my favorite!
Guest 26-May-2006 08:49
Great shot(s) !!
Espen.
Guest 03-Apr-2006 17:34
Great shot. Love it in sepia best.
Shayne27-Mar-2006 21:53
Fantastic Shots - Love the B&W suits the subject very well
Guy Dube11-Mar-2006 13:25
A very nice shot Bob. I prefer the b&w, with that old train, it looks like an old picture. And thank you for your comment for "Ambiance Quebecoise", I really appreciate it!
Best regards
Guy
Guest 04-Mar-2006 19:34
Impressive. The stuff you don't see every day.
Guest 04-Mar-2006 16:37
Excellent image Bob, this image really shows the ruggedness of the area and I bet the track layers had fun...
Buz Kiefer04-Mar-2006 13:59
The photos and the scene are so nice, I'd even like it in purple. If forced, I'd go with the sepia due to the age of the engine and the cars.
I also wonder how you got to the outer edge, past the train, to take the shot.
Guest 04-Mar-2006 12:42
Great shot! Actually hard to decide. The sepia is timeless, eh?
Herb 03-Mar-2006 23:46
I prefer color anytime
Lloyd & Sandy Spitalnik03-Mar-2006 22:45
I'll give the sepia shot a slight edge Bob. It fits this beautiful scene perfectly. Sa ndy
laine8203-Mar-2006 21:38
The sepia/bw really suits though both are wonderful.
James Ross03-Mar-2006 21:28
Both are good Bob, but I prefer the sepia, it looks like it could have been taken in the 19th century. :-)
Chuck Kuhn03-Mar-2006 19:43
Excellent, prefer color
Robin Reid03-Mar-2006 18:20
Love that trip. I like them both, and in this case sepia is the better one.
Kathy Pedersen03-Mar-2006 18:04
Ah, yes I remember the color version well. I must say I love sepia better, it really does suit the style of this train. Still, both images are wonderful and a fantastic POV!
Beverly Wickersham03-Mar-2006 17:56
Both are great. I really like the sepia. Seems to suit the train style.
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