Welcome to the Railway Retrospective created by me Scott Turner this site originally started it's life as Water Orton Spotting but a change was needed.
My name is Scott Turner and amongst many things railway photography is a favorite past time although I have only been doing this over the last year.
I hope you enjoy my site as a large amount of time is spent taking and editing these shots and I am very proud of all of them.
If you have any questions or requests then please do not hesitate to ask but please do not break the copy write I own by reproducing these photo's without permission or I will take action but I mean that in the friendliest way possible.
So enjoy everyone!
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Although you wouldn't be able to tell but this is 0M90 norwich - crewe with 47832 Dragging 90005 to Crewe for various Modifications and a new paint job this currently has turned over to DRS originally being a FL and DBS working.
Well here we go I finally have obtained a second lens 70-300mm and for I first shot I was pretty happy two Turbostars getting snowed over by a passing Hst XC has definatly taken over.
As always the Bank holidays roll in so I do my best to make the most of it and on this occasion I did witha trip to Quainton road to see what was on offer whilst doing some rare track on the Chiltern Bubble and all topped off with a trip to Berkhempsted and nearby locations to see the wcml in action and also to see the loco hauled diagram.
Well as always I had my sunday free and well after checked the gen I caught wind that 37075 was operating 5 return trips with the resident steamer for company so I could resist and also I know there was a great little pub along the line so it defiantly was a great result.
The following is a collection of shots taken whilst on a day trip to the beautiful town of Stratford-upon-Avon courtesy of vintage trains and "Kinlet Hall.
Although this is more of an "Arty" collection I hope even the full 3/4 in you enjoys this collection.
Updated :- 26th July a series of shots from watching the Shakespeare from the line side.
To round off the Thumper spectacular today the GCR was running it's newly painted and restored 4-BIG in multi with the resident crompton and also the various steam still running about.
It's not everyday that a station turns 100 years old and considering I have been around 1/5 of that time it's only fitting that I paid homage to the new glory of Moor Street Station.
Well a somewhat none event of the 101st Birthday of the Locomotive works brought many old locomotives and one new locomotive to the fore and hundreds of visitors so obviously I could not turn down this event and with thanks to my girlfriend with her artistic flair Imanaged to create this collection of images which seem to be slightly dominated by the new Green Machine "Tornado".
Basically this is a collection of one shot of each surviving member of the class 52 "Westerns" and each will be a manipulated image in the attempt to create an new/old collection which these days is simply not possible in real terms so far I have
This collection as you may of noticed is mainly about D444 "exeter" who was fortunately the rostered diesel on the SVR this bank holiday Monday so needs must and It was decided I would go after her for a few snaps.
I cannot believe I am actually doing this but this is my collection froma Thomas event on the Severn Valley railway basically I travel there in the hopes of seeing some diesels and managed to bag some western action up at Bridgenorth but basically this coillection is a mix of serious period shots and happy shots with what I would call "real face value" (sorry)
A selection of photos from what was a fantastic gala from the Derbyshire line with a great array of traction including a trio of peaks just to keep with the Midlands theme.
I hope you enjoy.
Well do I keep it nice and brief or long and dull............
Well first my name is Scott Turner and I am 20 years old and when not chasing trains I am a geology student at Derby University.I have been taking photos of trains since November 2007 so obviously I still have a lot to learn but a fair amount of time and energy so I may actually get good at this eventually but seriously I do try my hardest at this so all of what you see on the site is my best efforts whether they are good or not so good.
If you want to speak to me then why not send me an email as I am always happy to talk whether it's photos or just trains in generally and If anyone out there needs some advice then please don't hesitate to ask.
Anyway I hope you enjoy the site and don't get to annoyed by my smart allelic captions.