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It's 7pm on the downbound MV Indiana Harbor in upper Lake Huron. To the west, the sun is setting toward the Michigan shoreline while two vessels are making their way up the lake. To the left is the Salty Drawsko heading for Burns Harbor, IN at the bottom of Lake Michigan and to the right is the MV Algoma Transport light for the CN Dock at Duluth, MN on the west end of Lake Superior.
The setting sun seen from the viewing platform near the Twelve Apostles, Port Campbell National Park, Victoria, Australia in December 2009.
A 5 or 6 exposure Enfuse blend. This was the sun room of the "trashed" home I've been posting the last couple of days. This was a nice (and hot) room. After the agent and I pulled all the crap out of it, I took this shot. I couldn't think of any other way to light it - with all the windows.
Some Nik Veviza, some PS, some everthing I had. Looks a little dark in the flikr upload. And yes, I left the power pole and transformer in the left-hand side of the shot - it's a part of the property.
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Watching the sunrise above the clouds atop Haleakala Volcano Crater, breath taking to say the least!
EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Every sunset is the promise for a new dawn, a new beginning.
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I work in telecoms, and had to go to a site near castlebellingham, Co. Louth. There was a pretty serious fault I was working on. When I arrived the sun was just above the horizon, so I worked as fast as I could, as this was one of the nicest sunsets id seen in ages. Then the sun just sank below the horizon and the sky turned this beautiful colour, so had to say screw work, and got the camera out.
I know its just another sunset shot. But its rare we get to see them like this here in Ireland, and rarer to have a camera with me and get a chance to shoot it. And the cows in the field also wanted to lick my camera, which was another challenge :D
Sun Is Out after being in the clouds...
Edisto Beach Sunset, SC.
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This was taken in late 2005 - blowing my own trumpet I know but I love this sky! I was in the right place at the right place.
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Friday morning going to work - for just 15 minutes a small patch of the sky burned an incredilble red, then it was just the usual low grey clouds......
Tinto Hill (Hill of Fire)
The peak is normally called "Tinto Tap", with the name Tinto possibly deriving from the Scottish Gaelic word teinnteach, meaning "fiery". Tinto Hill has long been associated with fire and fire festivals. Indeed it was suggested that the name Tinto meant 'the hill of fire'. Its associations with fire were thought to have originated in pagan ceremonies, including Beltane fires. It was also one of the sites at which beacons were to be lit in the event of invasion.
Tinto also featured in popular legend. In the words of the 'Imperial Gazetteer'; 'the fame of the top of Tinto was also embalmed long ago, and continues to be well preserved, in several sets of curious popular rhymes – all, however, so destitute of point or beauty as to give us no temptation to quote them.'
The more mundane origin of the name could be with the sun set reflecting on the Felsite rock to give a red fire like appearance to the hillside.
Taken early one morning near Saffron Walden, had the camera to hand and could not resist taking a shot through the cluster of trees
Sun 25.11.15; Two panel white-light photomosaic of sunspots 12457, 12458 and new sunspot 12459 captured with a 100mm f5 Helios refractor and vesta pro webcam. Motorised EQ1 Mount and Baader solar filter.
Prime focus.
Hazy sky, some broken cloud. Sun very low in sky.
Cropped, labelled, and contrast processed in MS ICE (planar motion 1) and Paint Shop Pro.