A better photo ?

N_S_L Feb 15, 2005

  1. N_S_L

    N_S_L TrainBoard Member

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    I was looking at this shot thinking that there's got to be a better way of getting this upward shot [​IMG]

    What if I cut out a wedge (in the highlighted red area) and made a sloped hill that would allow a better shot?
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    Thoughts?
     
  2. Peirce

    Peirce Passed away April 3, 2009 In Memoriam

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    The idea of the cut-out would work, but what would it do to that part of your scene? You might try shooting from farther to the left, using a macro lens, or digital macro setting.

    Another possibility is to use a telephoto lens, or a zoom to telephoto, and concentrate on a smaller area.
     
  3. N_S_L

    N_S_L TrainBoard Member

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    I was trying to get it low enough that I could get the mountain top under the bridges support beams ... I'll go shoot some more pics and see what'll have to be done... I could even make a step out of it if needbe.... maybe a highway could go there with a small pulloff for railfans :D
     
  4. Wolfgang Dudler

    Wolfgang Dudler Passed away August 25, 2012 TrainBoard Supporter In Memoriam

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    Mike,

    what's about a mirror? You can lay it at the track and take the picture via mirror. I guess you use a digital camera? So you can look at the display and go for a sharp picture.

    Wolfgang
    BTW, I've used a mirror to look at the display ;)
     

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