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Chasing trains again, the WSR gala is a tremendous success with some superb engines running. Couldn't resist this one, all the other photographers were masked and left this one chap in the corner!Really wanted to come in on the primroses but this amused me so much I had to stay with him.
| Camera: | Nikon D70 |
| Title: | The lone photographer |
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| Uploaded: | 25 Mar 2007 - 12:37 AM |
| Tags: | General, Landscape / travel, Lord nelson, Steam, Trains, Transport, West somerset railway, Wsr |
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My Word Bev !!
We're all going to have to look to our laurels now, this is an excellent picture. I think the guy on the bridge makes this more than just a picture of the locomotive and brings the whole thing to life.
The Lord Nelson is an unusual loco, because it was originally designed by Maunsell with the pairs of cranks set like a GWR 4 cylinder loco and produced four exhaust beats per revolution of the driving wheels. O. V. S Bullied modified the crank angles to give eight beats to the revolution. He also fitted it with a Le Maitre multiple jet blast pipe and chimney. This causes the Lord Nelson to produce some very interesting and unusual smoke effects, which you have captured very well.
Spike.
Great shot! Lots of steam. Beautiful JNC
Wow what a lot of steam you manage to capture with this shot, it looks great
well taken image
Glynnis
Great atmosphere. It reminds me of being taken to watch steam trains passing through as my father snapped away.
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