Coupling up

Dad and I went to the station to see as steam train and a freight train stopped right in front of where we were waiting. So I snapped this picture of the coupling so I could experiment a bit with Picasa. I like the reverse-colour effect! - Lucy

[Graham Thresher]

A super close up.

[Cathie]

Very cool shot, Lucy. I love those little touches of color.

[bkb in the city]

neat shot

[Molly]

Yes, an interesting effect and great detail.

[Bob]

Cool shot of this coupling. Nice opportunity to get this shot. Much different than trains in the US. For comparison of one I had posted last August http://365project.org/bobhuegel/365/2012-08-23 of two trains that did not match up due to different gauges.

[Tony]

Interesting result, looks like something really hitech.

[Gill W]

Really cool shot, well done!

[Therese]

Very cool... nice effect... looks almost eerie... for some odd unexplainable reason!!! (or maybe it's just to my mind!!!)

[Fisher Family]

@thresheg Thank you Graham - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@cathieg Thanks Cathie. It's interesting what the reverse colours are! - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@dolphin Thank you Molly. I do like to experiment at these things! - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@bobhuegel How very interesting Bob! I was wondering how they worked together till I read that they were in the Railroad Museum! I think I must one day have a trip over the pond to visit it :) - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@tonydebont Thanks Tony. Luckily Picasa does hi-tech for me! - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@gillg Thanks Gill - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@monkeykid Thanks Therese, it does look a bit eerie, I think it's all those shades of grey - Lucy

[Pyrrhula]

Did a great job with Picasa on this wonderful pic. ( I nearly always use Picasa for my collages )

[David Shimmings]

Experimenting is great!
I like the result you achieved.

[Fisher Family]

@pyrrhula Thank you. Yes, I'm just learning to use Picasa! - Lucy

[Fisher Family]

@andrewrome365 Thank you David - Lucy