Re: Maine Toof-Hooters by Mike Massee . . . 
| March 16, 2017 11:45PM |
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trainrider47 Wrote:
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> Thanks Mike and Matthew. This is a really well
> done program, well thought out, shot and edited.
AMEN, Micheal - VERY smooth panning and zooming, extremely sharp focus, and perfectly synchronized sound. Excellent composition, too - IMHO many of the frames could be published stand-alone as vintage photos.* I especially enjoyed the small reflection in the icy pond below the trestle at 12:35 - 12:45.
Stewart Rhine Wrote:
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> Nice video!
>
> Interesting to compare the differences between
> #3 & #9 while switching and running on the main.
> The sound of the engines working & using whistle
> signals is great. That flyin' cut off ain't bad either.
BEAUTIFUL! And #9's jacket ain't bad either!!
One of the most enjoyable train videos I have EVER seen! WELL DONE, Mike - and Thank You Matthew for sharing!!
Ah, if only I were much, much younger and much, much closer – Maine and California are just toof ar apart, IMHO.
- Russ
* Well, vintage Phraud-O-Graphs™, anyway.
Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/2017 11:55PM by Russo Loco.
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> Thanks Mike and Matthew. This is a really well
> done program, well thought out, shot and edited.
AMEN, Micheal - VERY smooth panning and zooming, extremely sharp focus, and perfectly synchronized sound. Excellent composition, too - IMHO many of the frames could be published stand-alone as vintage photos.* I especially enjoyed the small reflection in the icy pond below the trestle at 12:35 - 12:45.
Stewart Rhine Wrote:
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> Nice video!
>
> Interesting to compare the differences between
> #3 & #9 while switching and running on the main.
> The sound of the engines working & using whistle
> signals is great. That flyin' cut off ain't bad either.
BEAUTIFUL! And #9's jacket ain't bad either!!
One of the most enjoyable train videos I have EVER seen! WELL DONE, Mike - and Thank You Matthew for sharing!!
Ah, if only I were much, much younger and much, much closer – Maine and California are just toof ar apart, IMHO.
- Russ
* Well, vintage Phraud-O-Graphs™, anyway.
Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/16/2017 11:55PM by Russo Loco.
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