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About LinkBacksShot on the train between Montreal and Deux montagnes. Related sets here.
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This is a discussion on Daydreams From the Train within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Shot on the train between Montreal and Deux montagnes. Related sets here . Please feel free to comment on or ...
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Shot on the train between Montreal and Deux montagnes. Related sets here.
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Set 2 - Shot on the train between Montreal and Deux montagnes.
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The wiggles in the ones on the bridge give those a feeling of movement and life the others don't have. While it's obvious all of them were taken from a moving platform, the others feel static, for lack of a better term. The wiggles give a sense of "something's going on".
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Great set, but #2 of first post is the gem!!!!
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No. 3 looks like the photos of Ernst Haas that was featured in Life magazine yeeeaaars ago.
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Loving these Marko - especially post 1 number 2 and post 2 number 1.
You are starting to get quite a collection along this theme. All would be worthy for your next exhibition.
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Edbayani- do you have Haas links to share? I'm only familiar with his bullfighting images.
Last edited by Marko; 11-11-2014 at 08:14 AM.
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Like your previous train set, these also make me dizzy. Third shot in first set is my favorite. The motion/time exposure creates very unique textures that we wouldn't ordinarily notice.
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