Tram Crossing

Following on from Sundays Train Crossing here is a tram crossing.

Shot on my android from the front of my car on my commute home from work

This location has appeared on my 365 twice before.

http://365project.org/phil_howcroft/365/2011-03-14

http://365project.org/phil_howcroft/365/2011-03-22
It's unusual for me to get on the front row of this tram and train crossing, so I always get my android out when I do.

A struggling grainy shot from my phone, but it is the best I could do today (Mon)

[Kerri]

Great catch

[Pat Knowles]

Lots of speed here & a great effect with the road sort of still showing under the train..you could nearly crawl underneath !!!!!

[andy c]

haha snap..! just posted a train blur pic too...

[davide]

I like this more than the other two previous shots

[Mags]

Oh! Too cool, Phil! Way to go!

[Juliette Packham]

great shot - it looks as though the barriers are in the up position tho - how can that be?? love the scooter in front of you - COOL!

[Allison Williams]

I like the way you captured the motorcyclist waiting next to you. Great feel of speed in the streaks of motion. Phil, you have been sounding discouraged lately about your participation in 365. I hope you can rediscover the fun in this project. This shouldn't feel like a second job!

[MikiChelle]

neat shot

[Constance Brinkley]

Great movement captured. I really like the night feel of this shot.

[peter/zipp]

yay to to night train blurry.. yeah, strange about the up barriers..

[Sue Wilde]

Gorgeous speedy shot Phil,

[Jennifer C]

love the movement!

[Phil Howcroft]

@jenrobcarr @swilde @sleepdozer57 @seattle @mikichelle @allie912 @kerristephens @happypat @andycoleborn @marlboromaam @woot @sparkle

Thanks for all your comments...i've had a busy week so not much time for 365...lots of catch ups to do and several pics to post

[Phil Howcroft]

@sparkle @sleepdozer57...juliette / peter....it's a double crossing ...the tram track runs parallel to the train track .......the barriers go down for a train crossing, the barriers stay up for a tram crossing and are only controlled by traffic lights for the tram