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Gust@vo Sch3v3rin
{K:125472} 9/12/2005
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Excelente foto Martin, como traida del pasado por una máquina del tiempo.
Felicitaciones!
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/12/2005
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Thank you G,
My best,
Martin
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Sam Graziano III
{K:14064} 9/13/2005
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Great Shot Martin, I think having the guy in the shot give the veiwers the true prespective of the size of this Train.
Wonderful Shot, I would love to see the color version.
Have a Great one my friend.
Best Regards
Sam III
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/13/2005
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Hey Sam,
Your wish is my command... The color uncut version...
Marty
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Thomas P
{K:1732} 9/13/2005
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Hello again Martin. I can see it's a Ten wheeler. Again the sepia works well for the old steamers.
Regards,
Tom
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/13/2005
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Tom,
Thank you again for your support and comments regarding my work... Although it looks to me like the Train has 6 wheels on each side? I don't know anything about trains other, than I grew up in Galesburg IL... I saw a lot of them there...
Thank you once again,
Martin
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Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia
{K:92421} 9/13/2005
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osssutstanding. 7
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Kay McIntire
{K:11787} 9/13/2005
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Hey Marty- Great image of the old Tarantula Train. I love this one in color- I had a funtime playing with it to make it look like an old photo. THANKS for resisting the urge to put it in an oval frame!! HA!
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Giorgos Siamantas
{K:221} 9/13/2005
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This is a nice picture Martin, I like the sepia tone, it fits so well with your subject of this old train! (so better and 'richer' than the color version!) I prefer this photo from the others with similar subject because it seems more 'complete'. But, I guess, this is a subjective point of view. I like the capture of the walking man, walking at the opposite direction of the train, his movement makes the picture more interesting (agree with the point made by Sam). Also, you've got a good variety of the tones, although in my opinion it would be better if the sky was not 'burned'. I know that working with so hard light is a bit tricky, but, then again maybe it's just the way you like it, so...
Regards,
George
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/13/2005
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Nacho,
Thank you my friend,
Marty
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Tracey Main
{K:7294} 9/13/2005
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Hey Marty, yep they're still good I must say I do like the color one I did wonder what it looked like, but I'm a sepia girl..take care Trace
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/13/2005
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Kay,
Thank you my friend. You must teach me how to do that stuff...
Marty
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/13/2005
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Georgios,
Thank you so very much for teaching me... I love your incite, but I already know that my sky is blown out, although the knowledge eludes me on how to correct this concern... Help me?
Thank you once again my friend...
Martin
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/13/2005
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Trace,
Thanks for all of your support and comments. I learned from you, about sepia regarding FxFoto...
Marty
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Diego Latt
{K:6884} 9/15/2005
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Excellent perspective and point of view. I love the trains and I love this picture like others yours. I added to my favorites
Congratulations
Diego
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/15/2005
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Diego,
I'm so glad you enjoy this one.
Thank you once again,
Martin
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Mary Brown
{K:68582} 9/27/2005
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I've enjoyed this train series. Also, with my dad we would watch trians, wave at the engineers and caboose men and count the cars. It was always lots of fun. At night growing up, i enjoyed listenting to the train whistles. I don't have that here now, which is too bad. I do like your original coloured version. However, I think the sepia toning adds a wonderful nostalgic tone to it like a faded photograph of one of these older giants. I also like the man here to help with the perspective of size. Great shots.
Mary
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Martin .
{K:24358} 9/27/2005
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Mary,
Thank you so much for all of your comments and support regarding my work my friend,
Martin
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