Landscapes from a train

[Cypher]

"end of our lives"
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f269/Youri666/endofourlives.jpg
1-2000sec
ISO-400
F6
Nikon Manual focus 52mm



"what we left behind"
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f269/Youri666/whatweleftbehind.jpg
1-3000sec
ISO-400
F8
Nikon Manual focus 52mm

"Towards The Light"
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f269/Youri666/towardsthelight.jpg
1-30sec
ISO-400
F4.5
Nikon 28-55mm kitzoom

"Judas VS Lucifer"
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f269/Youri666/DSC_0233.jpg
1-25 sec
ISO-800
F5.6
Nikon 28-55mm kitzoom

[purplerose]

I really like the capture of the light streaming through the misty parts of "what we left behind" Just make sure you watch out for your overexposure. You can do this by manually exposing for an area that should be a mid-tone, or bracketing.

[Cypher]

thx for the tip x3.. I was kinda aiming for some over exposure in the background like something was exploding or vanishing into white light, I levelled it with photoshop, but perhaps I overdid it!

I wanted the airplane in the left side of the picture to stand out.. like they left that place only hours ago when the explosion/sun started to engulve the world.

[alicat08]

I'm a big fan of "end of ours lives". Nice work Cypher

[Cypher]

Thanks Alicat ^^

I always wanted to make a picture like that but it proved difficult while riding the train, but I eventually did it!

[LittleWoodenBoy]

Thanks Alicat ^^

I always wanted to make a picture like that but it proved difficult while riding the train, but I eventually did it!

Well I too think you did excellent work

[DIGme]

Enigmatic 1 and too. I am transported ! Nothing to say except : they are perfect for me.