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Trackside Vol. 222: Fog

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Trackside Vol. 222: Fog
Posted by D-Halv on Monday, October 28, 2013 10:22 AM

Good morning,

First of all, congratulations to our winner from last week, Mathieu Tremblay! Look for his winning photo in an upcoming issue of Trains.

You could be next! Trackside with Trains Vol. 222 "Fog" is now open for photo submissions.

Please send your best fog photo to trackside@trains.com no later than Thursday, October 31st at 4 p.m. CDT.

1. Send us your best photo on the topic at 1024 pixels wide and 72 dpi. Please also have a high-resolution copy available should your photo win the contest for publication. Photo submission details will be double checked by Trains staff before print publication. 

2. Include the Volume No. and theme name in the subject line of your email to trackside@trains.com

3. Make sure your text includes a standard caption and a short story about how you got the shot. Sharing how you got the shot gives your submission a personal touch that will resonate with readers. 

4. Your text should be no more than 300 words.

5. Camera information should be listed in the following order. Please hit return after each item. No need to add commas or the like. (Don't number the items either.)

1. Date

2. Camera type

3. Shutter speed

4. F stop

5. ISO

6. Lens

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Posted by CShaveRR on Saturday, November 2, 2013 11:56 PM

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Here's my shot of the action near our house on a typical foggy day.  An eastbound train of "dirty-dirt"  gondolas allows us to see a westbound stacker on track 3, having just overtaken another westbound, a WEPX empty train, on the center track.  It was foggy like this for the entire time I was there...

Carl

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Posted by chad s thomas on Sunday, November 3, 2013 10:29 AM

I guess it's too late...but I'll post this anyway Cool

Carl, I'm not seeing a picture on your post Sigh

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Posted by Murphy Siding on Sunday, November 3, 2013 10:11 PM

CShaveRR

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Here's my shot of the action near our house on a typical foggy day.  An eastbound train of "dirty-dirt"  gondolas allows us to see a westbound stacker on track 3, having just overtaken another westbound, a WEPX empty train, on the center track.  It was foggy like this for the entire time I was there...

     Garsh!  It's so foggy,  I can't see the train.

Thanks to Chris / CopCarSS for my avatar.

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Posted by henry6 on Monday, November 4, 2013 7:47 AM

Murphy Siding

CShaveRR

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Here's my shot of the action near our house on a typical foggy day.  An eastbound train of "dirty-dirt"  gondolas allows us to see a westbound stacker on track 3, having just overtaken another westbound, a WEPX empty train, on the center track.  It was foggy like this for the entire time I was there...

     Garsh!  It's so foggy,  I can't see the train.

It is not a picture of a train, it is a picture of a fog.

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