Shooting Turkey Gap
- Thread starter Tyson Rayles
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Hi Tyson, that is one darn good shot,
hard to believe it`s N gauge
The scenery is awsome
Are you going to show some more
OO and where `s the turkey??
hard to believe it`s N gauge
The scenery is awsome
Are you going to show some more
OO and where `s the turkey??
Another great photo my man! I been sorta waiting for a new one
Seeing as how that's Turkey Gap I'm sure that the train crew does not go for want around Thanksgiving and Christmas
I been sorta waiting for a new one Seeing as how that's Turkey Gap I'm sure that the train crew does not go for want around Thanksgiving and Christmas Dog-gone-it Tyson!! you dun went and did it again
A super photo with a startling depth-of-field ... How DOOOO you do it? ... surely not with a digital camera?
Wait a sec! ... It was a film camera on a "B" shutter setting. I can tell coz the turkeys flew right over before the shutter closed!
You've also got a photogenic layout, great work.
Errol
A super photo with a startling depth-of-field ... How DOOOO you do it? ... surely not with a digital camera?
Wait a sec! ... It was a film camera on a "B" shutter setting. I can tell coz the turkeys flew right over before the shutter closed!
You've also got a photogenic layout, great work.
Errol
Thanks folks , Errol it is a digital camera (cheap one no less). If you look close you will see the very front of the loco is a tad fuzzy. A higher $$$$$ camera would solve that. The trees in the background along with the sky is a photo I stuck there so you couldn't tell I still don't have any trees on "great stuff foam" mtn. that you would normally see ! interurban the sound and vibration from the loco clears the turkeys out 15 min. before the train gets there! 
, Errol it is a digital camera (cheap one no less). If you look close you will see the very front of the loco is a tad fuzzy. A higher $$$$$ camera would solve that. The trees in the background along with the sky is a photo I stuck there so you couldn't tell I still don't have any trees on "great stuff foam" mtn. that you would normally see ! interurban the sound and vibration from the loco clears the turkeys out 15 min. before the train gets there! Really nice shot and modeling Tyson.
So thats what it take to move them birds. I've got a non mufflerd beetle But it don't seem to phase them. I still have to stop and wait for them to cross the road in single file.
I don't blow my horn at 'em as that would be rude.
t.
So thats what it take to move them birds. I've got a non mufflerd beetle But it don't seem to phase them. I still have to stop and wait for them to cross the road in single file.
I don't blow my horn at 'em as that would be rude.
t.
Never seen onea them shootin' turkeys. What kinda piece they pack?
Pretty kewl, Ty. Hope ebberthins OK at the Doc.
Pretty kewl, Ty. Hope ebberthins OK at the Doc.
Tyson... what a beautifully conceived photo! Once again, you've brought it all together: the model, the scenery, the composition, the whole nine yards. Outstanding!
[Now about this wild turkey business... is that the bottled variety or the flying variety?
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[Now about this wild turkey business... is that the bottled variety or the flying variety?
]Ah, now I get it, the other kinda shooting. Shots. I guess shooting turkey gap is where the engineer takes his shot of wild turkey so he will have the nerve to try and make it up and over the pass?
planeshavings42
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Tyson,
Loookinn' gooooodd! I can see you've been busy.
Ralph,
I'm sure there are! They're just not here on the gauge..
Like,, I'm supposed to resist THAT opportunity!!!???????
Pete
Loookinn' gooooodd! I can see you've been busy.
Ralph,
I'm sure there are! They're just not here on the gauge..
Like,, I'm supposed to resist THAT opportunity!!!???????
Pete