Pickering Castle and Railway with Samyang 14mm F2.8

[eddieitman]

Well for the new year we went up to the inlaws (or outlaws)
Decided to do a bit of night shooting long exposures and then went for a walk in the morning to shoot some more photos as it was a lovely day.

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

#6

#7

#8

#9

#10

#11

#12

#13

[Attila]

Superb colorful images, I love them all!

[patrickh]

Yorkshire?I thought they moved to diesel/electric? Fine series


patrickh

[BurstMox]

I like a lot #1 and #10 (especialy #10) with this smoke. Others are very good too.

[eddieitman]

Thank you all for the replies, I really do love this lens its so good with great colour, I would go so far to say as it is as good as a zeiss lens

[Gerris2]

Beautiful shots all! What camera did you use the lens on, may I ask, please?

[poilu]

very nice series, superb machines with great colors! look like a very good 20mm equivalent on crops
I don't see any Zeiss lens in your list, how do you know if this piece of plastic is good as a Zeiss

[miran]

Great phots. My favourite is #1, very interesting mix of smoke/steam and light. This is one of the lenses on my wishlist.

[eddieitman]

Lol i gave up on signature as it would take. A page on its own
I have a zeiss pancolar 1.8, biotar f2 a planar f1.4 and a 16-80 sony mount
I did all these on the A55

[peterqd]

Eddie, is it a coincidence you photographed that particular locomotive? It's not an especially interesting engine itself, a Stanier Black 5, but
this one was named after Eric Treacy, who was Bishop of Wakefield and had a special interest in photographing railways.
http://nationalrailwaymuseum.wordpress.com/2010/08/31/eric-treacy-the-right-reverend-railway-photographer/