While waiting for my daughter...

[Julian Davies]

i set up the tripod and took some pics of the "Ghost Trains"

 

[Dave Green]

Nicely done

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Stars and Stripes...

 

[Lesley Jones]

They're all stunning, but I prefer the first. Blue and gold are perfect together

 

[Ahmad Bhai]

The second with the Ebbw Vale is so clever, super technique to get the writing so clear.

 

[Brian Moore]

I agree with Lesley about the color combo being so complimentary, but I prefer image #2 although I like all of them very much, Julian.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Number 2 for me too... The compo feels the most right to my eye. It has the most abstract feel to it too which I like.
You will get your self a reputation stood on a platform with a tripod though.

 

[Julian Davies]

Cheers Guys.. it is strange the looks you get when stood behind a tripod, people feel the need to have sneaky looks at you or even feel the need to ask what your doing. Its great ....

 

[Ralph Thornton]

I'll agree that they are all good. My fav is the second shot where I can see the front of the train. Excellent work here Julian.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Loving that zoom on the destination display - straight TRON effect!

Have been known to stand behind a tripod on the occasional train platform - and get questioned by security

 

[Glen Roberts]

I think the last time I went to Durham Station there was a sign saying no photography on the platform...

 

[Beth Carter]

great effect, love the first one.

 

[Pete Askew]

Great effect Julian. Is that the Tardis materialising in the second one?

 

[Julian Davies]

Pete There does seem to be a Tardis. Well spotted.

As for no photography on platforms?? i think that is stupid, i can see the reasoning for no tripods in busy stations perhaps.