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On Sunday evening i hopped on a train and headed to Barnham once there i walked to Halnaker windmill on the South Downs over looking Chichester. When i arrived i was greeted with one sail the other 3 must of been damaged in heavy winds a couple of weeks back.
Not to let this deter me i search around for other subjects. As the light was fading fast i decided the best option was to shoot a sunset. I hope you all agree!!!
Please can you let me know if the foreground is to dark or not as my screen is not calibrated yet. Thank you.
New York City (USA)
You can see The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island on the horizon. I took this one on New Year's Eve, so this was the last sunset of 2011... and my last night in NYC!
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Soldiers from Delta Company, 2-108th Infantry Battalion, 27th Brigade, conduct a partnered-Afghan National Security Force security patrol at dusk.
2-108th Infantry Battalion
Photo by 1st Lt. Jason Uhlig
Date Taken:07.14.2012
Location:SHINDAND, AF
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Went up to Burton Dassett hills, not far from home with the sole intent of capturing the colours and atmosphere of that evenings sunset. Got a real big problem with a 'sunspot' in this shot! Any idea's on how to fix it? ;-)
As we were leaving the Orlando Wetlands Park today, we enjoyed this beautiful sunset on our way out. I had gone there equipped for taking wildlife photos, so I had no tripod and only my zoom lens to work with. I made my best attempt to capture all the beautiful color--mother nature is always full of wonderful surprises.
Another nice sky in West Yorkshire. Shooting from a distance give you the opportunity to isolate the best of the clouds & colour as well as the opportunity to make a more critical selection.