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Would You even attempt to upload this photo?

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http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=168425

Sorry I am not a screener but Grainy, Bad angle, too much dead space are a few I can see.

Can anybody see why it would be accepted?

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It's one of those artsy shots they've been rumored to be accepting more and more of. Might also be a reroute or something (not likely- I didn't pay that much attention to the captions). Is it a black and white shot as well? Oh, and they've also been rumored to practice favoritism...looking at the number of shots they've accepted from that submitter, well...

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Its the club Ive told you about Scott.
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how do you become a member of "the club" ?

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You become a member of the club on railpictures.net by being an elite member, or someone that pays a fee every month. That would help you out a lot I think.
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That must be it. I was lookin through that guys photos and a lot are good, but there were also a lot of them with shadows on the nose, and that is a no no when ever I send in photos.
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ya like this one (it is a railroad but still)
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=168424

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That is what I'm thinking, join the club. I have had alot of rejects and only one accepted, which was hardly the best one I sent in.

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ya like this one (it is a railroad but still)
I don't see a train...looks like it belongs on http://www.buildingphotos.net...

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Re: Would You even attempt to upload this photo?

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Scooterb wrote:http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=168425

Sorry I am not a screener but Grainy, Bad angle, too much dead space are a few I can see.

Can anybody see why it would be accepted?
I like it, actually. It needs a crop and the graininess is probably due to a high ISO. The morning light on the trees, along with the train snaking out of the fog make it a very mysterious looking shot. The b/w conversion works perfectly for it, too. :)

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To me, I think the photo has a lot of interest, the fog, snow, and the way train snakes out of the fog...I think it looks pretty good!

And I agree with you all when you say "there is not enough light on the subject" or some crap like that! I do believe they have "favorite's" because I can't believe some people can get 700 or more pix on there and they really arn't that great.

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