FIRST IMPRESSION: Good idea for the challenge. The separation between shots is not as clear as it could be, though.
CHALLENGE: Meets the challenge.
COMPOSITION: As mentioned a more distinct separation between the shots would be helpful here. Perhaps you could have picked up the maroon and gold from the 9632 sign for frame colors. Also, the 2nd and 3rd shots are a little too tight for my taste, in contrast to the first shot which is obvious, the other two leave me wondering what I am looking at.
TECHNICAL: Exposure seems slighly hot, especially on the middle shot.
CONCLUSION: A good idea, better in my opinion if you'd showed us more in the 2nd and 3rd shots and separated the images better.
Thanks for sharing and good luck in future challenges!
fun photo(s). i think if you had not cropped in so closely on the bottom one that one would have come out a little stronger as the wheels seem almost too tight, but cool idea overall.
Good collection of train parts. I like the top frame best. The middle frame seems a tad over exposed, the red seems so bright as to be unnatural (but I'm going to assume the painter found a VERY bright paint). Lower frame has some parts that seem over exposed, too (same silver colored parts). This is a difficult challenge due to the small frames needed. You got close enough for nice details, maybe too close to get a feel for the machinery. Very hard to call (too close vs not enough detail), I honestly think you did pretty well. 7 Rob the Swash
I think total black instead of dark grey for the border would have been better (or white)... Right now, the three photos kind of blend together, not enough contrast with the border.
Very busy composition. Not sure how this could have been avoided with so many parts. And I'm not entirely sure where thos photos are located on the train. Not that it matters, it's just an observation.
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