120 Metres above 'City Farm', look towards the CBD

Air 2S

Hello there ReproRetro. Good day and thank you for posting this beautiful sunset photo that you have shot. Nice capture and thank you for your support. .

Best way to show a city: sunset or dark ;-)

Very nice one too (I happen to have a 'thing' for trains )

Great sunset    

Nice capturing the sun between the towers,

Amazing sunset shot.  

DJI Stephen Posted at 5-5 20:20
Hello there ReproRetro. Good day and thank you for posting this beautiful sunset photo that you have shot. Nice capture and thank you for your support.  .

Thank you. So happy with my Air 2S

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-6 10:45
Amazing sunset shot.

Thank you. Turned out better than I was expecting

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-6 10:45
Amazing sunset shot.

Thank you

Montfrooij Posted at 5-5 23:42
Very nice one too (I happen to have a 'thing' for trains  )

Thank you. Yes, I thought you might

ReproRetro Posted at 5-6 22:19
Thank you. Turned out better than I was expecting

You're most welcome.    Sometimes we even surprise ourselves.  

ReproRetro Posted at 5-6 22:20
Thank you

You're welcome RR.      Looking forward to your next postings.

ReproRetro Posted at 5-6 22:20
Thank you. Yes, I thought you might

You're welcome.
Can't help it. I was raised this way

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-7 05:34
You're most welcome.    Sometimes we even surprise ourselves.

This is very true. There is often an element of luck with mine

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-7 05:35
You're welcome RR.      Looking forward to your next postings.

Most kind; thank you

Montfrooij Posted at 5-7 11:46
You're welcome.
Can't help it. I was raised this way

Hen I was a little kid, my bedroom looked over several railway tracks just before Belfast station. I was always fascinated by them (mainly steam trains).
And there was a steam strain that used to travel down the centre of the road in Belfast shipyard and my father used to ride alongside it on his motorbike so I could get a good look

Montfrooij Posted at 5-7 11:46
You're welcome.
Can't help it. I was raised this way

I though you might like this one. An 8-cylinder locomotive engine in a scrapyard in Australia.
It wasn't taken with a drone - just my old phone

ReproRetro Posted at 5-8 05:51
This is very true. There is often an element of luck with mine

Absolutely nothing wrong with a little luck.

I always say:  Some luck is better than no luck.  

ReproRetro Posted at 5-8 05:52
Most kind; thank you

Anytime.  

ReproRetro Posted at 5-8 05:57
Hen I was a little kid, my bedroom looked over several railway tracks just before Belfast station. I was always fascinated by them (mainly steam trains).
And there was a steam strain that used to travel down the centre of the road in Belfast shipyard and my father used to ride alongside it on his motorbike so I could get a good look

Nice to hear about that!

ReproRetro Posted at 5-8 06:01
I though you might like this one. An 8-cylinder locomotive engine in a scrapyard in Australia.
It wasn't taken with a drone - just my old phone

Nice.
They are impressive!

That would be ritght at home in some travel brochure for the city. Keep those nice shots coming

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-8 06:26
Absolutely nothing wrong with a little luck.

I always say:  Some luck is better than no luck.

Totally agree

Montfrooij Posted at 5-8 12:59
Nice to hear about that!

Most welcome

Montfrooij Posted at 5-8 12:59
Nice.
They are impressive!

And very big

ReproRetro Posted at 5-6 22:19
Thank you. So happy with my Air 2S

Hi there ReproRetro. You are very much welcome and it is always my pleasure to see your work. Have a safe and a happy flying always. .

DJI Stephen Posted at 5-9 20:12
Hi there ReproRetro. You are very much welcome and it is always my pleasure to see your work. Have a safe and a happy flying always.  .

Thank you

ReproRetro Posted at 5-9 18:54
Most welcome

No problem at all!

ReproRetro Posted at 5-9 18:54
And very big

Have you even been beside one running?

ReproRetro Posted at 5-9 18:52
Totally agree

Sometimes you just have to make your own luck.

Montfrooij Posted at 5-9 23:28
Have you even been beside one running?

Yes, many times, but not with the engine uncovered, this was the first time I'd seen the actual engine

ReproRetro Posted at 5-10 03:27
Yes, many times, but not with the engine uncovered, this was the first time I'd seen the actual engine

Depending on the amount of insulation on the inside, they can sound really loud

Montfrooij Posted at 5-10 03:28
Depending on the amount of insulation on the inside, they can sound really loud

Yes indeed. I visited the 'Wheatbelt' area of Western Australia a couple of years ago and used to watch the  trains there, which were up to two kilometres long! You can imagine the gigantic weight. So, when they were just starting off, they would rev at full speed.
You didn't want to get stuck at a train crossing in town, because they took about 15 minutes to pass

ReproRetro Posted at 5-10 05:41
Yes indeed. I visited the 'Wheatbelt' area of Western Australia a couple of years ago and used to watch the  trains there, which were up to two kilometres long! You can imagine the gigantic weight. So, when they were just starting off, they would rev at full speed.
You didn't want to get stuck at a train crossing in town, because they took about 15 minutes to pass

Oh nice. I would love to see that!