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08-APR-2009

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Guest		13-Apr-2009 15:31
I like the strong structure of the trail vanishing into the fog, and how the solid reality of the foreground turns in something ethereal and vague. endika

Miroslav Kral		12-Apr-2009 19:14
My friends daughter (3 years ) somehow sneaks on the tracks and was killed by train. The same friend and his son, 30 years later, were crossing the tracks in the car. Car chocked on the tracks and the coming train finished both of them and the car. Widow is all what is left of the family. Picture is very nice, but reminds Me on the sad things.

Guest		12-Apr-2009 16:12
The leading lines are so strong, and then the mist softens everything. I get an anxious feeling when I think of the implied potential for disaster here, with a child on tracks that are obviously in use. Yet there's an other-worldly atmosphere, freezing the moment so nothing can change it. Brenda

Guest		12-Apr-2009 12:56
Nice one! Alistair

Guest		11-Apr-2009 16:13
Very evocative image! Well done! Frank

richdow AKA catman		10-Apr-2009 22:21
Well done, I try to find the train in the distant mist

Shirley Haden		10-Apr-2009 09:00
What an excellent job you did here. I love the stripes, plaids and don't forget those spots!

Guest		10-Apr-2009 08:17
Nice! For some reason a scene from a Stephen King novel comes to mind, there is a sense of foreboding in the way the tracks leads to the less distinct distance - Colin

Bruce		09-Apr-2009 15:40
Feel the atmosphere! Great stuff.

Guest		09-Apr-2009 05:52
are you sure you didn't step back in time to the 40's to take this picture? it's fabulous

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