Greetings to all dear Hivers, good evening to all, Sisak, Croatia at 9:11 p.m.ππΈπ
This post of mine today contains photos of trains and tracks that I love to look at, their repetitive elements calm me. I especially like to photograph them, from different perspectives and angles. The bottom angles are the most interesting to me, when you can get an excellent depth of field in the photoπΈπΈ
The first two photographs were processed according to the tutorial for Photoshop Extreme Speed ββEffect and I am very satisfied with the result.
So, let's go!
The following are photos with lower angles, where the camera is almost at its lowest position.
I am always fascinated by the uncertainty in photos of trains, whether their departure or arrival was captured
I like to photograph people who are connected with trains, either for business or just walking on the tracks, which is very dangerous π³, but that's why it raises the adrenalineπ₯
Enchanting sunrise and awakening of my city in the part where the main station isπ
And finally, one of my first photos, back in 2016, when I managed to capture the passing of a disappearing train with the Nikon CoolPix L840. I was very happy ππ about that, because those were my beginnings in photographyπͺπͺ
It looks as if it rushed past me like the fastest π₯π₯ train in Europe, the Italian Frecciarosso 1000 speeding at 400 km/h.
That's all about trains from me for now, big greetings to everyone,
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