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Taken from the wharf at Flying Fish Cove, beautiful warm evening.
There where a few couples on the beach having a quite glass of vino watching the sun go down.
"Winter Sunset" by Patti Deters. This winter sunset glows a warm orange, but the temperature was 15 below! I like how the leafless trees are silhouetted with the (composited) sandhill cranes against the fiery sky with the large lone pine tree off to the side. Please enjoy more of my (landscape, nature, and more) images at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/winter-sunset-patti-dete....
The sun sets quckly near the equator - I managed to get this shot before we headed to our campsite. (For information I added a little extra colour to make it look warmer)
Shot taken on News Year eve, heading home and I saw this scene. The thick mist made it possible to shoot straight into the sun.
Our winter rains made the flowers bloom spectacularly this spring. Santa Catalina Mts. in background.
Saguaro NP East. Tucson AZ. USA
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Photographed in Key Largo, Florida
That's what the sailor is doing on the sailboat during this breathtaking moment. I was shooting some sunset scenes with a wide angle lens on the 6D. I spotted the boat in the far distance and pulled out the 7D with the 400mm lens to shoot this scene. It's composed in camera as is. I used my camera bag as support to shoot from. Good thing that the sailboat was captured super sharp. Enjoy!
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Abandoned light house from what used to be the Treasure Bay Casino before Katrina....now the Casino is located across the street and the old pirate ship is no more.