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Thanks for sharing these great images .
Yes , great tonality and very good composition , especially images 1+2 .
All they still need is a good framing .
What lens did you use ?
I completely agree with the previous mails about the high quality of yours pics - great job indeed. Two questions : do you use a tripod ? Do you get some authorization to shot in this station? (according to my own experience, SNCB/Tractebel are very suspicious when they see a camera).
An other picture of this railway station, but taken with a 4"x5" pinhole camera on FP4+ sheet film - a 10" exposure in full sun.
It's doesn't yield the quality that we are used to when using our Hassy's but I wantede to compare the results and I found it an amusing experience.
Thanks for the comments and awfully sorry for the very late reply
The first series were handheld.
For the last one the pinhole camera was seated on an large ashtray, as it is normally forbidden to use a tripod in sncb railway stations...
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