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Great minds think alike Joe! I also tried panning almost at the EXACT location as you…what I found worked best, was manual focus but having your lens zoomed out as far as it can go (get as much as the surrounding area as you can). Shoot in raw, practice the gentle ‘side to side’ movement of your camera capturing the motion of the train, and you can always crop your photo later with great results. A great effort here….looking forward to more!
The engine is nicely frozen. I agree with Todd, a little more zoomed out will give a larger blurred background which will enhance the feel of the train speeding by. Keep us posted with more Joseph.
The beauty of electronic DSLR’s, don’t have to waste film (and money) while honing your art.
Thanks guys, I tried again yesterday on CN 394 and this shot turned out well: https://www.flickr.com/photos/93850525@N02/34675308990/in/dateposted-public/