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View from the Glacier Express, Picture 4, Unknown location, Visp District, Switzerland, 2011

View from the Glacier Express, Picture 4, Unknown location, Visp District, Switzerland, 2011
Actually, the "Visp District" is a bit of a guess, since film shots don't have EXIF data. This was one of the better shots that I got, showing the train on a curve. The Glacier Express is, of course, designed for photography, but a problem that I had for the whole trip was that the glass reflected too much, as you can sort of see on the right here. The previous shot of the bridges has a bit of a reflection in the middle, too, but I posted both of these anyway.

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 Jon Searles
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I've used them some of the time. However, I've found they're overrated. If there's a reflection, there's a reflection, usually. I know that a polariser is the standard response, though.
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 Jon Searles
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Well, I knew I couldn't get a perfect shot through a closed window. These are always likely to be a gamble, to be sure, precisely because of reflections and dirt. I posted them for continuity in my storyline (sort of). I don't claim that they're my best shots. In 1998, I was a lot luckier because I was on a train with opening windows.
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