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10/31/2006 02:24:42 AMPost actions
I don't for the life of me understand why this didn't score a LOT better, just for the sheer realism of it... Very nice PJ, friend.
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10/29/2006 08:25:26 PMPost actions
A reportage shot like this is beyond rating. The shot is very impressive primarily because of its realism. 9
10/29/2006 04:56:22 AMPost actions
10/28/2006 07:17:34 PMPost actions
Holy cow. I hope you win for being in the right place at the right time. That is awsome.
10/28/2006 06:26:13 PMPost actions
Looks like a good place to be even farther away from : )
Nice PJ capture -- did you get a version of this published?
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10/28/2006 05:40:13 PMPost actions
Love the title of this great picture.
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10/27/2006 05:17:36 PMPost actions
There isn't homour in the picture but I like that you included in the name of the photo
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10/27/2006 12:22:08 PMPost actions
10/27/2006 12:18:06 PMPost actions
I personally like to laugh, and its a nice break from voting. Not only that, but humor is a huge part of photography. Its also of trains and railroads, and the execution on your part is brilliant, standing way far up so we can see the scope of it, and the town for a neat story. Very very good.
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10/25/2006 09:19:52 PMPost actions
Heh - someone DID get the derailment. Nice job!
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10/24/2006 11:00:12 PMPost actions
Wow, what timing for this challenge!! lucky!!
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10/24/2006 06:39:46 PMPost actions
Wow. That's not pretty. I hope those were empties, I know they can ferry some nasty stuff in tank cars (at least where I work). Subject-wise, a great capture - looks like you even beat the emergency crews to the job. Great journalism albeit potentially dangerous (see nasty stuff comment). Photographically, there are some blown highlights, but they don't affect the impact of the shot. Nice work
10/24/2006 06:19:08 PMPost actions
Wow! Where did this happen??
10/24/2006 10:37:44 AMPost actions
Interesting to look at in a documentary, photojournalism approach, but a little thin on the artistic side IMO. Hope you got the heck out of there after taking the photo. Thought they were evacuating the area (based on the forum thread I read). Anyway, best of luck to you in the challenge.
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10/24/2006 07:02:31 AMPost actions
premo shot how did u score this photo?
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10/24/2006 06:45:38 AMPost actions
I think that is the disaster marked in the forum....
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10/24/2006 03:49:13 AMPost actions
Great newsworthy shot...right place at the right time!
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10/24/2006 03:45:09 AMPost actions
not really a humourous scene
10/23/2006 11:15:03 PMPost actions
wow. I'm amazed that this occured during the timing of the challenge.
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10/23/2006 11:13:24 PMPost actions
Accidents will happen. Excellent photo journalism. Did anybody get hurt?
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10/23/2006 07:53:58 PMPost actions
Yikes! I like the boldness and beauty of the tradgedy.(Rather the photo of the tradgedy, not the actual tragedy.)
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10/23/2006 06:49:48 PMPost actions
Good photojournalism. It helps to be at the right place at the right time (unless of course that's toxic gas).
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10/23/2006 05:47:32 PMPost actions
I seen this on TV
You did a great job ! 10
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10/23/2006 04:21:49 PMPost actions
Very interesting shot, but my first thought was to wonder if there were any injuries. Since this is unclear, the title seems a bit tenuous.
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10/23/2006 12:15:45 PMPost actions
Amazing timing to have this happen during the challenge. Unfortunately the highlights are blown out and the foliage in the foreground distracts the eye rather than framing the shot.
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10/23/2006 11:55:36 AMPost actions
Whoa! Must be the one inthe news. Good photoJ!
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10/23/2006 11:01:39 AMPost actions
you got the moment for sure!
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10/23/2006 08:23:34 AMPost actions
Excellent photojournalism shot
10/23/2006 07:16:10 AMPost actions
Oh WHOA is that the train wreck that someone pointd out?
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10/23/2006 05:42:02 AMPost actions
very unique image in this challenge. way to be there at the right place at the right time.
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10/23/2006 02:49:26 AMPost actions
Um.. wow. Oh dear.
Definitely an interesting shot!
10/23/2006 02:36:05 AMPost actions
ooooh, that does not look safe. hmm, did a certain DPCer put a penny on the tracks?
;P
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10/23/2006 01:58:08 AMPost actions
wow! that looks like a real mess! hope no one was hurt...you certainly had a good vantage point
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10/23/2006 01:08:33 AMPost actions
Wow! Hope this wasn't your doing, just to get a shot! ;) Great photo!
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10/23/2006 12:51:29 AMPost actions
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10/23/2006 12:42:42 AMPost actions
An exceptionally good/bad stroke of luck as far as timing for the challenge.
Way to be the one who got the shot!
10/23/2006 12:10:08 AMPost actions
That can't be good for the water! One improvement might be to get rid of the trees or branches on the left and right. Ofcourse, you can't exactly cut them down.
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10/23/2006 12:09:46 AMPost actions
Terible title for a pretty serious incident.