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4 comments:
I love shots of trains and their "roads." I'm a big fan of mass transit, and photographing trains is one way to get people interested in them.
This is a good shot.............:)
Hi Lisa,
The tracks can literally bring you into the picture :) I'm also a proponent of mass transit, and people transit :-P It goes hand in hand, especially in NYC.
Frugal!
Love the DOF! There is movement in this shot! Well done!:~)
Hi Henie,
Thanks for noticing the tiny details in this shot and all the new comments :)
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