General English by Husnul Fahima[Railway Photography]

"Railway Photography"

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Railway Photography

Basic Railway Photography

Railway photography can be said to be a genre of photography that originates from railfanning activities. People who love trains are called Railfans. Railfanning activities themselves are very diverse, ranging from riding trains for fun (joyride), collecting miniature trains, collecting train visuals in the form of photos or videos. Even, there are many Railfans who are involved in the world of train photography. Point of Interest or commonly known as POI is the main point in a photo or can be said to be the core story in a photo. POI in railway photography is usually located on the train itself, usually on the locomotive or the front of the train. Most railway photography activities are indeed based on enjoyment. Railfans who pursue this hobby also often share photos through the virtual and real world. Railway photography can also record the history of the railway world that has ever existed

Railway photography is closely related to traveling and its atmosphere feels like landscape photography, namely by combining views of nature, such as hills, mountains, bridges, cities, grasslands, and interesting things around the railway tracks. That's why, railway photography feels so unique and is suitable to be made a fun hobby. Railway photography spends more time outdoors. Usually, the right time to do railway photography is in the morning and evening when the sun is still low and the sunlight is not too harsh, so the shadows produced are not too strong. However, this is not a fixed rule because photographers sometimes have to wait or even chase the moment

Preparation

Railway photography is best done not alone. Besides maintaining safety together, hunting with friends will feel more fun and enjoyable. Before going hunting, make sure your physical condition is in prime condition. Make sure all of your camera equipment is in good condition and ready to use. It is also advisable to photograph in characteristic locations that will be visited. This is intended to find out the conditions of the location and what equipment will be needed. This will help you know what to bring, such as what kind of lenses to bring.

Here are some points to consider before doing railway photography: šA. Preparing camera equipment:

 1.Make sure all camera equipment is in good condition and ready to use.

 2. Bring a standard zoom lens, for example, 18-55mm and a tele zoom lens, for example, 70-300mm. Bring an 18-200mm lens because it is more practical.

 3. If possible, bring a spare camera battery.

 4. Bring as many memory cards as possible.

 5. Check camera settings before shooting

Preparing logistics and equipment

 1. Bring enough cash.

 2. Wear clothes that are suitable for the weather, such as long sleeved shirts, jackets, shoes, and other things.

 3. Bring enough bottled water for your needs.

 4. It is not wrong to bring light snacks.

 5. It is highly recommended to bring head protection, such as a hat, to avoid the heat of the sun.

 6. When hunting, it is not wrong to wear sunglasses to minimize UV rays

Letter S

The train tracks that form the letter S are often found in mountainous areas that have contour land, so the train tracks are made winding. This can be seen on the train tracks between Purwakarta Station and Padalarang Station in West Java.

Here are some tips and tricks to get train photos on the letter S tracks:

1. Always prioritize the safety of the photographer.

2. It is advisable to use a higher angle by climbing a hill or a place that is higher.

3.Photograph the train from a position that is opposite to the direction of the train.

4.To get a wider coverage, it is advisable to use a wide lens, such as a lens with a focal length of 18mm. 5. If the weather is sunny, it is advisable to use a relatively fast shutter speed, such as 1/1000s, with ISO and aperture compensation to get the right exposure.

 Learning the characteristics of the hunting location

 1. Look for as much information as possible about the location you will visit from trusted sources.

 2. Learn the characteristics of the surrounding environment.

 3. It is not wrong to also understand the characteristics of the local community.

 Things to consider when hunting

1.Good photographers always maintain good manners and are polite.

2.Always be aware and careful

3.Do not litter.

4.Be friendly and greet people around you.

5.Don't overexert yourself so you don't get tired quickly.

6. It is advisable to use a fast shutter speed to get a freeze-frame photo.

7.Pay attention to the direction of the light. The direction of the light can make the object look dark.

8. If the lighting conditions are bright, it is advisable to use a relatively fast shutter speed, for example, 1/1000s with ISO and aperture compensation to get the right exposure

 

 

 

 

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 What is Railway Photography?

 Railway photography is a genre of photography that captures the beauty and history of trains and railway environments. It often involves capturing trains in motion, landscapes, and the unique atmosphere of railway stations and tracks.

 Who are Railway Photographers?

 Railway photographers are often called railfans, individuals who share a passion for trains and the railway world. This passion can manifest in various ways, such as riding trains, collecting miniature trains, or capturing train visuals through photography and videography.

Where is Railway Photography Done?

 Railway photography takes place in diverse locations, ranging from bustling railway stations to scenic landscapes along railway tracks. Photographers often seek out locations with interesting features, such as bridges, tunnels, mountains, and cities.

 When is the Best Time for Railway Photography?

 The optimal time for railway photography is often during the morning and evening when the sun is low in the sky. This "golden hour" lighting creates soft, warm light that enhances the colors and textures of the scene. However, photographers may also choose to capture trains under other lighting conditions, depending on their artistic vision

Why is Railway Photography Popular?

 Railway photography is popular due to its unique blend of technical skill, artistic expression, and the thrill of capturing a dynamic subject. It allows photographers to document the history and evolution of the railway world while showcasing the beauty of trains and their surrounding environments.

How is Railway Photography Done?

Railway photography requires careful planning and preparation. Key aspects include: - Equipment: A standard zoom lens (e.g., 18-55mm) and a telephoto zoom lens (e.g., 70-300mm) are essential. A versatile lens like an 18-200mm can be practical for capturing a wide range of subjects. Spare batteries and memory cards are also crucial. Logistics: Adequate cash, weather-appropriate clothing, bottled water, and snacks are necessary for extended photography sessions. Head protection and sunglasses are recommended to minimize sun exposure. - Location Scouting: Researching the location beforehand is essential to understand the environment, potential challenges, and necessary equipment. -- Safety: Prioritizing safety is paramount. Photographers should be aware of their surroundings, avoid trespassing on private property, and follow all railway safety regulations. - Composition: Understanding composition principles is crucial for creating visually appealing photographs. This includes using leading lines, framing, and the rule of thirds to guide the viewer's eye. - Technical Skills: Mastering camera settings, such as aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, is essential for achieving the desired exposure and capturing sharp images. - Composition: Understanding composition principles is crucial for creating visually appealing photographs. This includes using leading lines, framing, and the rule of thirds to guide the viewer's eye. - Technical Skills: Mastering camera settings, such as aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, is essential for achieving the desired exposure and capturing sharp images.

 

Simple Present Tense

 Formula: Subject + base form of the verb + (s/es)

 Example:"Railway photography can be said to be a genre."

    "People who love trains are called Railfans.

Past Tense

Formula: Subject + past form of the verb

Example: "Railway photography recorded the history of the railway world.“

    "The train tracks were often found in mountainous areas."

 Future Tense

Formula: Subject + will + base form of the verb

 Example:"It is advisable to bring head protection."

    "You will need to check your camera settings before shooting."

 Verba (Kata Kerja)

Example : photography (berkaitan dengan tindakan memotret), prepare (mempersiapkan), share (membagikan), learn (belajar).

Nomina (Kata Benda)

 Example : Railway (kereta api), photography (fotografi), fan (penggemar), equipment (peralatan), location (lokasi).

 Active

Example : "Railfans share photos through the virtual and real world.“

     "Photographers maintain good manners."

Passive

Example : "The history of the railway world is recorded.“


     "Good manners are maintained by photographers.







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