Post your (LF) trains!

[bbuszard]

The same train as my last post, but from a very different angle:



I took this one from ground level, with lots of front rise. The Nikkor 90mm had coverage to spare if I had needed more.

Toyo 45A
Nikkor 90mm 1:8
Ilford FP4+ in Xtol 1:1
Y2 filter

[Bob Kerner]

Nice work, Bradley.

[SamReeves]

The same train as my last post, but from a very different angle:



I took this one from ground level, with lots of front rise. The Nikkor 90mm had coverage to spare if I had needed more.

Toyo 45A
Nikkor 90mm 1:8
Ilford FP4+ in Xtol 1:1
Y2 filter

Looks great! The 90mm didn't over distort either, which makes it a very nice 3/4 wedgie.

[bbuszard]

Wedgie? Is that a golf reference or should I be disturbed? ;-)

Thanks for the comments, y'all. I have a few more negs from this museum that I'll be scanning over the weekend.

[SamReeves]

LOL, wedgie as in the angle of perspective.

[Two23]

I don't often do wedgies, especially on sunny days, but have started experimenting with LF again. Here's one from last week near Ihlen, MN. Shot with Rodenstock 300mm, Shen Hao 4x5, orange filter, HP5. If the wind dies down enough, I hope to try to shoot it tonight with a bunch of flash.

Kent in SD

[Two23]

I liked the glow of the dials inside the cab, and the two cities: one on the engine and one on the watertower. Shot with 6 inch Derogy Petzval on HP5. ICE engine in Jackson, MN, midnight.


Kent in SD

[Jim Galli]

I liked the glow of the dials inside the cab, and the two cities: one on the engine and one on the watertower. Shot with 6 inch Derogy Petzval on HP5. ICE engine in Jackson, MN, midnight.


Kent in SD

Very nice. I like it too.

[leighmarrin]

Single scan of two 4x5 negatives taken in Goleta, Calif., near Santa Barbara, with a 7" unmarked Darlot-ish Gem-camera petzval lens on a Speed Graphic. I bought the lens from LFFer Garrett and it originally had a ~f6 washer-stop, which I removed, now making it about f4. Used a Speed Graphic and '03-outdated TMAX 100.

Both pics were taken a few minutes away, a few feet apart. The right-hand shot is of a train/track signal, and the 359.4 is the Union Pacific mile marker. (Trivia for other railfans.)

[EdWorkman]

Liegh
Very interesting shots- nice work!