This shot shows our tripod with my camera from home set up on top. This camera is much better quality than the school camera so we decided that our most important filming should be done on that camera although we would have to switch at some point because the battery does not last very long. We brought two tripods so in the end we used both cameras at the same tike anyway.
This shot shows Matt setting up the camera and eagerly awaiting the arrival of our first train of the day.
This picture shows us enjoying a fairly mild day while waiting for the train to arrive.
This image shows Connor and I setting up the camera for a high angle shot of the tracks from above. At this point, we realised that the bridge barriers were at the same height as the tripod at its highest point so we had to do a bit of investigating to get these shots to work.
This shot shows me standing in the middle of the road (being watched by curious onlookers in their cars) trying to set the camera up so we could get a very high angle shot by holding the tripod with the camera on the end, up in the air. Needless to say, it was a failure.
This picture shows me attempting what is explained above. Now it is clear why this failed.
This shot shows our tripod with my camera from home set up on top. This camera is much better quality than the school camera so we decided that our most important filming should be done on that camera although we would have to switch at some point because the battery does not last very long. We brought two tripods so in the end we used both cameras at the same tike anyway.
This shot shows Matt setting up the camera and eagerly awaiting the arrival of our first train of the day.
This picture shows me attempting what is explained above. Now it is clear why this failed. 
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