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February 12, 2013
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I messed up the colors and a whole lot of settings on this one. I did it on Lightroom though, did not know where to put it. I call it Fire Train.

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We should take a poll on whether the view is from the front or the back of the train.
I will say the back and that the train has set it’s surroundings on fire due to it’s speed.
This would make a good Twilight Zone episode Except I believe they were all in black and white..

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From the back of the train as seen by
the receding red shift.
Smoke is from BBQ’ing goose in caboose!
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This is a view from the back of the train. The smoke is actually snow that is lifted by the speed of the vehicle.

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Hello Bruno, I like the effect on your picture, very creative…looks like lomography effects. :)

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nikonguy said

From the back of the train as seen by
the receding red shift.
Smoke is from BBQ’ing goose in caboose!
Dale.

The same as astrophysics photography?

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