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Joseph Cermak
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Railroad Photography Forum
11-18-2019, 01:40 PM
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Would this be interesting enough to hold some merit, despite being a cloudy day?
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Joseph Cermak
If it was a better location where you could have...
If it was a better location where you could have more of a roster shot of the flatcar and load that might have worked, but this angle is too awkward, even with the news piece of it.
Going to be...
Forum:
Off Topic Forum
11-06-2019, 11:19 PM
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Post an "average" photo
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Joseph Cermak
Saw this thread pop up, figured I'd go look what...
Saw this thread pop up, figured I'd go look what mine would be. Average views 1,618.48 so the average photo is
[photoid=647343]
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-22-2019, 01:40 PM
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Okay then...
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Joseph Cermak
I could pretty much see all of these getting on...
I could pretty much see all of these getting on with some additional editing. The rejections seem to be fixable ones and the shots are good overall.
For the grain silo one, do you have an earlier...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-15-2019, 01:30 PM
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Somewhat Confused.
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I have to assume they're talking about the...
I have to assume they're talking about the weeds/fence on the bridge itself. I've seen this rejection used for that before, but it varies screener to screener whether its an issue or not...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-14-2019, 02:31 PM
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PAQ another time
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Joseph Cermak
I could maybe see the cut off car being the...
I could maybe see the cut off car being the problem, but it doesn't bother me too much. I would like to see the shot added, its decent documentation of the crane.
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-02-2019, 04:16 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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919
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Joseph Cermak
As much as I agreed with this version with a crop...
As much as I agreed with this version with a crop to hone in on the scene, it still got another shadows rejection....I just don't understand what they are seeing. Again, just give me a PAQ or a...
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Railroad Photography Forum
10-02-2019, 04:14 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
Yup guess we'll just have to disagree on...
Yup guess we'll just have to disagree on that...certainly the most unique use of that word I've encountered.
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-02-2019, 04:07 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I mean it's got a pretty negative connotation in...
I mean it's got a pretty negative connotation in nearly every instance it's used these days...you don't really need to specify that.
By your definition then every single photo on this site is...
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Railroad Photography Forum
10-02-2019, 03:50 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
But that's not the discussion, there's no...
But that's not the discussion, there's no rejection for "event over." We're talking about shadows that are (not) distracting by the rejection definition.
Honestly there could have been a train...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-02-2019, 03:47 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
Guess we have a fundamental difference in the...
Guess we have a fundamental difference in the definition of clickbait then....and that's not a legitimate test to compare anything at all.
Does that mean that any shot from a high mountain or...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-02-2019, 01:21 PM
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curious
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I've seen it done before so I assume it's...
I've seen it done before so I assume it's something that's allowable, but who knows if it varies screener to screener.
[photoid=708414]
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-01-2019, 09:12 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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919
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
Exactly. I personally like the low light/long...
Exactly. I personally like the low light/long shadow photos that can be created with an aerial view, so long as they can be kept off the train itself.
As far as the comments about the "scene...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
10-01-2019, 02:43 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I like that idea on the crop, perhaps that will...
I like that idea on the crop, perhaps that will work.
As far as Kevin's point, the actual firefighting took place while it was still dark/in shadows so I hadn't bothered to fly the drone at that...
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Railroad Photography Forum
10-01-2019, 12:44 PM
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Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
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919
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
Distracting Shadows (with no shadow on the train)
Can anyone help make sense of this? I've tried two different angles/times, neither of which have any shadows that are cast on to the locomotives. Yes there are shadows on the ballast that are close,...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
09-27-2019, 06:55 PM
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Butt, is it a good shot?
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1,885
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Joseph Cermak
Couldn't have said it better, its rather...
Couldn't have said it better, its rather disappointing when stuff like this not only gets accepted, but ends up getting so many views. Certainly doesn't do the community reputation much good and so...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
09-27-2019, 06:45 PM
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I give up, LOL
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740
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
Depending on where the power is parked, its...
Depending on where the power is parked, its either a great place for night shots or a really challenging one because of the bright white street lights over the shops vs the amber lights around...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
09-17-2019, 02:25 PM
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Overexposed?
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
A cool shot for sure, but I know snow is tough to...
A cool shot for sure, but I know snow is tough to edit. I agree with Loyd on his suggestions above.
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
09-13-2019, 04:06 AM
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Image too Dark
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1,557
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I do like where this edit went, but I don't think...
I do like where this edit went, but I don't think the original has the image quality to make this successful.
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
09-11-2019, 02:53 PM
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Image too Dark
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I agree, I'd like to see what you have to work...
I agree, I'd like to see what you have to work with in the original, as it's already getting on the noisy side in the link you posted.
As a side note, when you put the road number of the loco,...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
08-16-2019, 01:30 PM
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Foreground clutter ... win some lose some
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I don't see the issue with "clutter" but I also...
I don't see the issue with "clutter" but I also don't see this getting on as is given the lighting/edit.
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
08-07-2019, 08:34 PM
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Is this too loose?
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1,340
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I would consider trying a wider aspect ratio to...
I would consider trying a wider aspect ratio to lose a bit of the top and/or bottom, more 16x10 or 16x9. I could maybe see loosing the farthest windmill on the right, but think it works keeping that...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
08-01-2019, 09:22 PM
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Special leader but iffy light
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Posted By
Joseph Cermak
Yeah some drone cameras are better than others...
Yeah some drone cameras are better than others with respect to the wide angle. I've found reasonable luck making sure to compose with keeping the subject/train away from any of the frame edges and...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
08-01-2019, 03:12 AM
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Rule of Thirds Rejection
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1,694
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
That's a shame, I quite like this version.
That's a shame, I quite like this version.
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
07-16-2019, 10:39 PM
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11
Is It True???...
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3,169
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
I love a friendly wave from the crew, and have no...
I love a friendly wave from the crew, and have no problem with it all from a photography standpoint. Opening the door on a widecab is a bit annoying if done on purpose.
The only "waves" I think...
Forum:
Railroad Photography Forum
05-02-2019, 09:15 PM
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5
Here is my backlit rejection -1973 E9 and DD40
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876
Posted By
Joseph Cermak
Given the age and subject, I would have hoped it...
Given the age and subject, I would have hoped it would be accepted. The backlighting is not especially bad either where the whole nose is just dark. Oh well...thanks for sharing here.
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