Kazza60

Road Train

Road Train

Project 52 ... week 30 .. this was the slowest road train I have ever seen . normally they just pass you and leave a dust trail .. this one was approx. 30 kms ...
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Project 52 ... week 30 .. this was the slowest road train I have ever seen . normally they just pass you and leave a dust trail .. this one was approx. 30 kms below the acceptable speed for this road .. I thought he must be going to stop but not at all .. we passed him with our van and never saw him again ...
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camera

Canon EOS 1100D

settings

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 400 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 110/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2017

Views

87

Likes

+5

Awards

Peer Award

Absolute Masterpiece

Superior Skill

Superb Composition

Outstanding Creativity

All Star

Genius

I love your images of these trains. Maybe he needed more hours on his paycheck!

wow , awesome shot and perspective Karen , looks aweful close though ... well done

PRO+

Very cool...great pov! Love the red sand! Nicely done! :)

Platinum

Maybe he had to go slow to keep that big box on top from falling off.....looks precarious. Great project 52 entry

PRO+

I've heard about these 'trains'. Fantastic POV for this shot. Excellent Project 52 post!!

Platinum

Like your perspective..nicely preasented :-)

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