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(Guest)   JCS Archive   Photo Poll: Jan. 2010   evening on the farm
 
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wsdimenna
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posted Dec 8, 2009: 


 
dk122trains
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posted Dec 13, 2009: 
Outstanding!!!Happy Railroading!!!-Don Klose
 
Jim M
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posted Dec 29, 2009: 
This is a fantastic scene. The trees are great!!!
 
Ray
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posted Jan 1, 2010: 
It feels like I'm back at the old homestead
great scene
 
Richard E
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posted Jan 3, 2010: 
Interesting lighting, nice effect
 
tag18
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posted Jan 6, 2010: 
Great scene, only drawback I can see is no ballast on the track on right side of picture. Could be hidden
in photoshop. Otherwise a very strong contender.

I concur with Richard E , the lighting is very good, and agree with Jim that the trees are excellent.
 
aghrhowie
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posted Jan 7, 2010: 
Well executed. I also like your craft in creating the trees, and the way you positioned the cattle. Who did the barn, looks well maintained.
 
Strogey
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posted Jan 7, 2010: 
As a "newbie" and seeing many of these skills for the first time, let me say that you folks NEVER cease to amaze me! Truly an amazing scene! I wish I had 1/2 the creativity to complete something like this! Not only the skills to create it but also the ability to envision it! I have always been jealous of individuals with artistic abilities!
 
Earle Hancock
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posted Jan 14, 2010: 
I want to go there! Wonderful use of light.
 
Earle Hancock
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posted Jan 14, 2010: 
AND depth of field.
 
JohnBoy
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posted Jan 14, 2010: 
This is an amazing photo, in many ways - very nice work wsdimenna.

Strogey - don't be discouraged. Nobody comes up with a scene that beautiful on the first try! Work on things little by little, and you'll find yourself making great progress. And ask these guys questions on how they did it - I've learned a lot that way.

Cheers,

John
 
Dan19
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posted Jan 20, 2010: 
This is a great job, trees, ground the engine in the back ground...WoW

The only preoblem I don't see any cow poo...q
I'm a new-bee sorry... The picture is great may be someday I can do as well !

Dan
 
Hartman
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posted Jan 22, 2010: 
Ahhh, face the dog away from the camera. LOL
I really like this scene! I hope to see it again sometime with some weathering on the "new" barn
and on the cows legs (from dan19's "cow poo..). This really is looking good! Love the trees too.
Dennis
 
wsdimenna
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posted Jan 26, 2010: 
thanks everyone for the comments. this actually is an unfinished scene taken from the back of the actual scene. The reason for no ballast is that the section of track is the back side of an elevated plate grider section. The barn does need weathering along with covering the base plate. So much to d so little time. the photo was shot where there is now a plowed field (fall). I did have some cow poo in the box from woodland scenics, but it was too shiney
 

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