Image 373221, ES 10.56 Brussels Midi-London St. Pancras International (9129), Sandling TR145369
373221, ES 10.56 Brussels Midi-London St. Pancras International (9129), Sandling TR145369
373221, ES 10.56 Brussels Midi-London St. Pancras International (9129), Sandling TR145369 Having emerged from the Channel Tunnel some three miles ago, 373221 is still working up to it maximum speed with the 10.56 Brussels Midi to St. Pancras International. The train is passing a spot just adjacent to Sandling station that is on the 'classic' route. Close examination of the image reveals that the train is just about sharp using 1/1600 sec. I have never taken a picture of a Eurostar working at 300kmh but I suspect that even the camera's maximum 1/2000 sec. shutter speed would struggle to keep things under control! Keywords: 373221 10.56 Brussels Midi-London St. Pancras International 9129 Sandling TR145369
373221, ES 10.56 Brussels Midi-London St. Pancras International (9129), Sandling TR145369 Having emerged from the Channel Tunnel some three miles ago, 373221 is still working up to it maximum speed with the 10.56 Brussels Midi to St. Pancras International. The train is passing a spot just adjacent to Sandling station that is on the 'classic' route. Close examination of the image reveals that the train is just about sharp using 1/1600 sec. I have never taken a picture of a Eurostar working at 300kmh but I suspect that even the camera's maximum 1/2000 sec. shutter speed would struggle to keep things under control! Keywords: 373221 10.56 Brussels Midi-London St. Pancras International 9129 Sandling TR145369


Having emerged from the Channel Tunnel some three miles ago,

373221 is still working up to it maximum speed with the 10.56 Brussels Midi to St. Pancras International. The train is passing a spot just adjacent to Sandling station that is on the 'classic' route. Close examination of the image reveals that the train is just about sharp using 1/1600 sec. I have never taken a picture of a Eurostar working at 300kmh but I suspect that even the camera's maximum 1/2000 sec. shutter speed would struggle to keep things under control!