Mr. Goodkat
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Both great shots…LOVE, LOVE #1, I feel the temperature, the moisture and the anticipation…wowee
Mr. Goodkat
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Thanks and I'm glad you like it!
Number one really tells the story. Good mysterious Halloween shot.
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nicely done.
Mr. Goodkat
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Thanks! Fall and Halloween are my favorite time of year and I like subjects that are eerie and haunting. I don't know why but I'm also gain a fascination with photographing trains.
Bill Schone
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Those are really good! For me there’s something about that view down the tracks. I have quite a few, just simply long straight away or curved shot of train tracks or even highways/country roads. No idea why they attract me, but yours are really good. The foggy one with the train in view is exceptional. So well done, thanks for sharing.
Mr. Goodkat
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Thanks and I'm glad you enjoy them. For me I think trains are cool because even though they have been around two centuries at this point, they are still very much the same. I enjoy photos of steam engines on the tracks too, a cool blend of oldschool mechanical technology out in nature. Tracks create some great leading lines too.
Mr. Goodkat
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Thank you!
#1 is great. Really sense of place