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Steam engines
I photographed these steam engines in Colorado last week.
http://www.pbase.com/davidlowry/steam A lot of the shots (nearly 2 rolls) were overexposed, probably because of the dark engines driving the meter crazy. I had dialed in 1 stop of compensation, but probably 2 would have worked better. Anyway, I find steam engines a great subject, esp. when they are operating like the ones in Colorado and where you can compose to eliminate modern building, cars, people and so on. Scanning the negatives helped me get the exposure back, something the photo store didn't do well on the prints. Lot more scans to do, I'm tempted to use my Canon 300D instead next time. I'll be doing a lot of research on steam trains. The ones above are "K-36" (From a website) but not sure who made them. Dave |
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