The side windows were boarded up, so the only light came from the end of the carriage.
I like the effect the light has, it sort of draws you in to it.
Only converted to b/w on this one, no pp.
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Another shot from an abandoned train.
The side windows were boarded up, so the only light came from the end of the carriage. I like the effect the light has, it sort of draws you in to it. Only converted to b/w on this one, no pp. What does that button do....??
Great work Marty, I guess there really is light at the end of the tunnel.
I reckon you could get a really spooky shot if you had a silhouette of a figure in the light
Marty - great shot !!!
Where the hell do you find an abandoned train??????? Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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I would have thought that there would be a few up Ipswich way Rel
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Nah... the one's still operating just look like they're abandoned. Simon
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Thanks for the comments guys...
This carriage really was that dark inside, and quite spooky. It is located near Tempe. A friend showed me the location of the trains and how to gain security access through a very small hole in a fence.
I believe the old locos are moved around occasionally to stop the vandals destroying them. Marty What does that button do....??
Marty - exceptional work again. I don't tire of looking at your images. I would like to see this enlarged, big on a wall! Well done
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