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I saw the sunset might look good so I quickly grabbed my camera and headed to a bridge at this park next to some power lines. The clouds cleared out and it didn't get to be as good as I thought but it was still pretty nice. I really like how everything is silhouetted against the orange sunset and a nice relfextion in the river. At first I was going to remove the power lines in Photoshop but then I thought this gave it a nice urban look, since this WAS taken in a park in the middle of a bunch of houses in the suburbs.
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Wednesday night's sunset....I was prepping the pool for closure this upcoming weekend while keeping an eye on the sky. It got to about 7PM and I figured we might get a good one. It was windy this evening so a reflection with a pond was out of the question with too much water movement. So I had this shot that I imagined a couple weeks back that I would use when I have little time to decide where to go. So I packed my gear and headed to this location and was not disappointed with the sunset. It was a little weird standing under these power lines for about 45 minutes listening to the sizzle and pop when that much electricity flows through these lines.
Yes..... it was that bright with the yellows and oranges.
I took this photo from a moving car a couple of years ago when I was scouting locations for the “Al Hitchcock Society.” They are going to make a horror film to rival Friday the Thirteenth and were looking for a good location. I got a call the other day that they want to use this house.
Since most of you are probably sitting around bemoaning the fact that you can’t go out to dinner at a nice restaurant or go to the theater for Valentine’s Day, I could use your help. The director said that the first ten people to give him a plausible horror film scene will be in the film.
For instance:
1. People enter house and door locks behind them.
2. Some idiot says, “Let’s Explore the Basement,”
3. Group is scared by a baby crying, only to realize Chrystal has brought her two month old baby. “Chrystal, get your baby out of here. You scared us to death!”
Now that you have the idea, be sure you leave a suggestion, if you want to be in the film. You get paid, of course. Thank you in advance from the “Al Hitchcock Society.”
Looking out across The Trossachs, with the power delivered from The Loch Sloy dam in the foreground and The Inversnaid Hotel on the East side of Loch Lomond. All viewed from Ben Vane.