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Took about 30 images of this sunset.....
The Town of Cathlamet is located in Wahkiakum County bordering the Columbia River in southwest Washington State, twenty miles west of Longview, WA. Established as a trading post by James Birnie in 1846, it was incorporated on February 4, 1907. Cathlamet's docks once bustled with the sounds and smells of the commercial fishing, canneries and logging industry that were the backbone of the local economy. Today, the docks are still used by small fishing companies, tugboat operations and recreational boaters. The Town's picturesque quality has drawn several motion picture production companies to film here. Cathlamet retains its small town atmosphere and charm while becoming a destination for tourists who wish to step back into time as they peruse the antique shops for hidden treasures.
So, I felt like performing a photoshop experiment today; to see whether I could crop the Calgary skyline from one shot I had taken and paste it over a vivid sky-only sunset shot I had taken, and this upload was the result.
The skyline and grass and tree area below was cropped from my Skyline Sunset photo from early January of this year and merged into my Smoldering Skyscape photo from around the same time.
I think the result is very cool and beautiful and plan to experiment more with this technique!
I would love to know what you all think of my photo merging experiment!
Elgol Sunset over the Cuillin Ridge,Isle of Skye.
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© Ralph Stewart 2011
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Summer is here with a blast! rough waves, storm breaking, sun flaring. What more could you ask for ;)
One of the colorful sunset view shot at Treasure Island. Hopefully to see it more in coming months in this season when time comes. It is a beautiful city by the bay :)
In Chinese as: 夕陽無限好 卻是近黃昏 :)
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Shot at Martin Mere at sunset when thousands of geese come to rest.
You hear them approaching before you see them.