The first Diesel by iaacf
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Today we went to the Dutch Railway museum in the city of Utrecht.
I took al lot of pictures, most of them under poor light conditions, like the ones that are shown here.
The photos show the first diesel powered train that was used for passenger transport ever. It was built in the early years of the 20th Century. The second world war caused elemination of most of the trains for several reasons.
Minolta dimage 7i
Comments (11)
Fantastic composition with these four beautiful taken photos! Like your info too!!!
this one looks great... :) like it - even if i'm not a special fan of trains...
What a fantastic peice of history. As a train lover, I am enthralled! :)
awesome museum and you made excellent captures. the lightin is fine
Amazing machines... fantastic capture !
wowwwwwwwww this is such wonderful crisp quality image.. not a lover of trains (( being female)) but love the richness of the red and te how youve captured the light and candidness of the people top.. left..:)...)))))))
Very enjoyable pictures of such handsome-looking machines! Love the vivid colors!
I find these shots pretty good, they look like toys... (and I do love trains). Have you ever seen Mulhouse'museum? It's incredible, the difference in the design of the first diesel and the last steam train is so "radical". They must have appeared like science fiction vehicles, at these times! Well done, I'm ok for other ones!
a shame they're not in use anymore as they're really quite cool looking! real fine presentation & shots! :]
I like the smoothness of these first diesel trains. The painting is marvelous. The interaction of aerodynamics with design harks to Audubon.
Noooo, disagree. Your lighting is fine. Great captures. Great job of the museum for keeping the area so light as well.