Rudyard today

[Dave Moss]

Rudyard Jan 14 (99 of 99) by davem44, on Flickr

View from dam down lake


Rudyard Jan 14 (97 of 99) by davem44, on Flickr

A boat


Rudyard Jan 14 (84 of 99) by davem44, on Flickr

Through the steam


Rudyard Jan 14 (10 of 99) by davem44, on Flickr

hmm thinking



Rudyard Jan 14 (6 of 99) by davem44, on Flickr

1850 boathouse

 

[adrian jordin]

I like the minature railway...I've got a note to take some photos of one down my way. I'm wondering whether I could find a viewpoint that would change the impression of scale and make it look larger than life...

 

[Kev Pugh]

I like the minature railway...I've got a note to take some photos of one down my way. I'm wondering whether I could find a viewpoint that would change the impression of scale and make it look larger than life...

Go Low....find location where the background is comparatively equal in scale..........stay low........big aperture.......keep low.......no people if poss and did I mention keeping low

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Should he perhaps keep low Kev?

Dave - loving that reflection on #1 - must have been a decent day today then, weather wise?

 

[adrian jordin]

Go Low....find location where the background is comparatively equal in scale..........stay low........big aperture.......keep low.......no people if poss and did I mention keeping low

So...like, lying in the middle of the tracks kinda low...?

 

[Kev Pugh]

So...like, lying in the middle of the tracks kinda low...?

That might be a little extreme but your getting the idea

PS....... No responsibility accepted for photog decapitation due to over emphasised 'Go Low' comments

 

[Dave Moss]

If the carridges didnt emphesize the fact it was a miniture railway I might consider it plus there were massive Ice puddles on the ground weather also didnt really go to photograph the railway It was the perfect day on the lake really except it was a bit cold

 

[Jim Kuo]

I like #3 the best. The red train breaking through the thick fog of light and heading towards the dark, makes the subject very prominent and scene quite striking.

 

[Dave Moss]

Thank Jim