Steam train leaving Keighley

[chorleyjeff]

Tried to do a b/w shot appropriate for the time the engine was in real use.

Have I framed too tightly?

Cheers

Jeff

[ChrisLumix]

No, I don't think you've framed too tightly ... but another companion shot in colour showing a wider view (especially the view ahead of the loco, i.e. to the left) would be a brilliant double. But that takes nothing away from this excellent shot  

[Denis]

It looks like it is climbing a gradient thanks to those houses on the hill behind, Love it!

[Korky]

I don't think it's cropped to tightly either. Very Nice indeed!

 

Korky

[NannyFerret]

Love it!

[chorleyjeff]

No, I don't think you've framed too tightly ... but another companion shot in colour showing a wider view (especially the view ahead of the loco, i.e. to the left) would be a brilliant double. But that takes nothing away from this excellent shot

I'll dig out the original and see how much space to the left there is. I suspect there will be little because of my tight cropping problem.

I can go back ( when I am fit to drive ) and shoot again although the engine will probably be different.

Cheers

Jeff

[chorleyjeff]

It looks like it is climbing a gradient thanks to those houses on the hill behind, Love it!

Yes it is a steep hill for a train. The line climbs about 5 miles up the Worth Valley.