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"Everett Station"


wilsontsoi

Nikon D2X, ISO-100, 18-70 f3.5-4.5 AF-S, 1/4 @f13, 1/6 @f11, 1/25 @f8, tripod-mounted. Manipulation: Merged 3 exposures into one, color balance, and saturation. Part of a private, local project during summer of 2006.


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Led by four various diesel electrics, a BNSF freight train passes by

the new Everett Station with Sound Transit's Seattle-Everett Sounder

commuter train waiting at platform #1. Mount Rainier and the moon

provide a backdrop.

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If the train wasn't moving, if the moon wasn't out, if the mountain wasn't nicely lit in the background, if there wasn't the glow from the sky on the building, this would just be an average shot, boring and uninteresting. But add all those elements together and you get a very dramatic, appealing image.
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Wilson

 

congratulations on making an everday subject interesting, as they say timing is everything, great capture and very well presented. I love the colors but how does it look desaturated

Steve

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Yeah, it does look slightly desaturated, giving it the feeling of an old postard...which wouldn't have featured a moving train, however. I like the overall effect, WIlson.
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Hi Wilson, I'm so glad to discover now and then a shot from you which is not in the sports category. I'm not sporty and next to some skating in the wintertime I actually do and know nothing about sports so it's hard for me to say anything meaningful about that.

 

The kind of picture you presents here appeals much better to me. I like how at one side the sinking sun lights up the building and at the other side the full moon is already visible at the sky. The massive building forms a nice contrast with the speed of the passing train. I love the mainly warm golden tones of late afternoon which dominates the whole image. Like Linda says, it gives the feeling of an old postcard. A very nice one.

 

Warm greetings Wilson and thank you very much for your comment to my picture, Ada:-)

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I'm intrigued by the 3x exposures on this. My question is, which exposure came first? The train? This is a lovely shot. I'm quite taken by it.

John

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