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Last nights sunset just along the road from home. I had intended to go out and experiment with welding glass, but that failed and this arrived instead :o)
Canon 450d, Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6, 1/6th second, 11mm, f/11, ISO100, Hitech 0.9 ND grad.
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Shot taken during my short holiday in Ronchi,Tuscany,Italy.
I really love sunset like this. The waiting time for it was totally repaid: a pleasure for the eyes.
Last nights sunset was lovely everything went pink!! I got so excited about it as its been a while since a good one. Well worth the hour and a half to download and the 10.30pm walk to see it!!
The high cloud gave the sky a fiery appearance for last nights sunset.
The picture is taken from Redpost between Totnes and Ipplepen and the hills on the skyline are southern Dartmoor which is some miles away
I was visiting a friend near Palmyra, Missouri today and on the way home I snapped some shots of the awesome sunset. This was taken somewhere in Marion County, Missouri.
*QUESTION: At the end of one of the sun rays is a lens flare. My question is.. is this unacceptable in any photograph? I know I'd prefer it wasn't there but I didn't want to ruin the picture by removing it so for now it remains. But if I were wanting to enter this in a contest or something.. would that be something that would be frowned upon in the professional photography world? My photoshop skills aren't that developed. I try to teach myself but it's a slow process. Thank you for any input or advice. I really appreciate it!
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After a week of shooting sunsets every night in the same spot... I learned so much so fast... a really challenging experience... but I finally got a few shots that I felt confident with, that even made me go WOW. So if this, or any of my photos make you go WOW... WOAH... THATS AMESOME... WHERE IS THIS????
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