Wonderfull photography spot in Indonesia

D Alex wrote:OK, better light position, but your subject is blurred, out of focused, and larger than the frame. Now, if only you can shoot at a higher speed with a more open f-stop so that your actions shots aren't all blurred, shoot from a greater distance so your pics aren't cropped, and get a better handle on focus. In fact, it looks like this is really a very poor spot for photography; can't you find something further from the urban chaos?

I am sorry because my lens cover're dirty, i can, but, in another time i am attached

Ronal U18C Indonesia wrote:

D Alex wrote:OK, better light position, but your subject is blurred, out of focused, and larger than the frame. Now, if only you can shoot at a higher speed with a more open f-stop so that your actions shots aren't all blurred, shoot from a greater distance so your pics aren't cropped, and get a better handle on focus. In fact, it looks like this is really a very poor spot for photography; can't you find something further from the urban chaos?

I am sorry because my lens cover're dirty, i can, but, in another time i am attached

That's not a dirty lens, that's just a terrible photo! If you entered that photo into a competition for the 'worst train photo', this one would be a strong contender.

D Alex wrote:OK, better light position, but your subject is blurred, out of focused, and larger than the frame. Now, if only you can shoot at a higher speed with a more open f-stop so that your actions shots aren't all blurred, shoot from a greater distance so your pics aren't cropped, and get a better handle on focus. In fact, it looks like this is really a very poor spot for photography; can't you find something further from the urban chaos?

The near crossing number 23 Sepanjang traffic teribble, when a Mabenma tanker train take to arrive Sepanjang station

The Sancaka's snake ready to crossing Mabenma tanker train

Is that a train, or a jet coming in for a landing? Generally in railroad photography, you have to see an actual TRAIN....

D Alex wrote:Is that a train, or a jet coming in for a landing? Generally in railroad photography, you have to see an actual TRAIN....

Incosequential Sir D'Alex how could it be jet through in crossing sky, ussually jet through station emplasment sky certainly train

D Alex wrote:Is that a train, or a jet coming in for a landing? Generally in railroad photography, you have to see an actual TRAIN....

Btw, Sir D'Alex know ins and outs of railroad photograph is you master of railroad photograph?

D Alex wrote:Is that a train, or a jet coming in for a landing? Generally in railroad photography, you have to see an actual TRAIN....

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The Mabenma faculty tanker train after crossed with Sancaka train

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#1: Grainy, poor lighting, not focused, poor contrast.
#2: same
#3: Grainy, unfocused, shooting into the light, leaving photo very over-exposed. Poor contrast.
#4: All the problems of above, as well as having a dirty lens.

Honestly, a pinhole camera would take better pictures. Don't quit your day job.