Beyond the Rails by odie
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What is beyond the rails? Where would it take you? What will the new year bring? Here's to a great 2005 for all!
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Comments (16)
O my....what a gorgeous shot......love it...and a Happy New Year to you and yours.......
i love shots of railway tracks going into the unknown...beautiful shot and wonderful lighting!
SUPER LIGHTING......XCELLENT PERSPECTIVE......... AN OVERALL BEAUTY......... REMINDS ME OF , MILES TO GO BEFORE WE SLEEP..........HAPPY NEW YEAR 2005 TO YOU TOO FRIEND!!.....:o))
Stunning shot...beyond the rails?...a 2005 wonderland for ALL RR memebers :)
Clever shot... looks like a scene from the X-files. The mystery lies ahead and I can't wait to see what it brings. Happy New Year to you as well.
perfect in looking foward to the NY!! Onward through the Fog!! :]
oh, lovely odie .. happy 2005 :-) regards ~Tony
wow, fantastic light and scene.wonderful atmosphere.Happy New Year 2005 to you and yours too,Jodie. * VOTE * #:O)
Beautiful shot and light! A wonderful 2005!
Excellent ! Meilleurs Voeux pour 2005 !
Lovely shot excellent compo, all the best for 2005
Better not to know before where the rails will bring us... I love it, how the branches are leaning themselves towards the white future... Excellent pic Jodie !
Happy new year!!! And thank you for this wonderful pic!
Very well done... the mist makes it look like the rails simply vanish long before they reach the proverbial vanishing point. Excellent shot.
a luminous and beautiful shot, J. What a nice discovery...
well I commented on this as that ghost "mayuan," and I must've been half conscious, because I can't believe how short the comment was! This was a favorite all the way back then...RR tracks are easy to capture, but hard to capture well...they just seem too photogenic, like sunrises or big reflective ponds. It takes insight and patience to make them sing, I'd think. Well this sings. The detailing on the stones of the tracks is just at the right pitch to me, not too much but just enough to give it a shimmer. Second, the light at the end—which could be hackneyed in some photographs—isn't just there to be mystical, it washes over the whole shot & transforms it beautifully: The way you got the light bleaching the trees, progressively less as they approach us, is modulation at its best. And the branches jutting out, midground left, cut right through the mist, texture against texture. Lots of balance, lots of quiet mystery; and as tracks go, I'll let my train-lover friend speak when I sent him to this on April 8 of last year (when I made my last comment): "I've seen a lot of tracks, but these have great mystery & presence". Beautiful and a fav. Not often I get to do follow-ups, I'll try to do another in 9 more months...