Last week I took some Canadian friends to see the high-speed (100mph+) Northeast Corridor action. Just got back a roll of prints taken at Princeton Jct, NJ, and as usual, my exposures froze the approaching train much further away than I thought it was. I honestly thought the train was on top of me, and here I see it is still far away. Always have this problem of shooting too soon. (Mike DelVecchio, please no jokes, my wife reads this!)
I would appreciate your tips on how "hold off" on the shutter until the proper moment when photographing an approaching train. --> SPORRS: Serious Photographers of Railroad Related Subjects X-Mozilla-Status: 0011 Content-Length: 2237
