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Taken from Albert Bridge, looking towards Chelsea Bridge. SOOC, using my compact camera. Slightly grainy, but I love the colours.
I've been sick since Wednesday night, and the first time I stepped out of my house in four days, this is what i see. Shame I couldn't ride about to photograph this magnificent sunset elsewhere...
I've named this one (Almost Sunset)… Looking through my captures, I came across this one of an interesting composition on a moody looking evening. So, I wanted to share it with all of you. I hope you like it! Photography by Dan Seitzinger, Copyright © DMS Studios, DanMar Creations.
My Website: www.danseitzinger.com
Canon 60D, Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM lens
JPG file straight from camera without editing.
April, 2011
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
Driving in the car, I came across this great sunset! I used my iPhone 5 from the car window to get this photo of what looks like an atomic bomb explosion!
Time to head in after an afternoon of sailing out of Lahaina, Maui. The setting sun backlights the ridgeline of trees on Lanai.
I went out on a mission to go find a spot to photograph the fireworks but came across this amazing sunset and had to pull over to the side of the road to capture it. Tucson, AZ
I know how it looks like but it is not a bushfire.
I was holding it back for a while considering the severe bushfire season we had here - I was afraid that some people may find it to be "too much".
The original looked more yellow-ish because it was just about half an hour after the sunset.
The form of the clouds made me do this in post-processing - increasing the reds quite much.
I wanted to add a bit more drama to the sunset.
Sunset on Lake Michigan from the dunes / bluffs southwest of the Treat Farm area (which is west of the Tweddle Farm through the woods) in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Michigan. If you know the dunes, there, to get atop them requires a steep, uphill climb -- but worth it for the view, I think.
I was lucky to catch this shot as I had my camera on the tripod facing the opposite direction. I looked over my shoulder and caught a glimpse of the sunset and quickly turned the camera around. The rays of light are what really caught my eye here.
Création mondiale en français de "Sunset Boulevard" d'Andrew Lloyd Webber le 12 juillet 2018 au Festival Bruxellons!
This evenings sunset was spectacular and well worth the hike through the wet snow. The past two weeks have left us with about 18" of snow on the ground. Today the temps were in the mid 40's and everything was melting like crazy. I was soaked up to my knees after this trudge. Which leads me to quote, Mr. Chaucer in the movie "A Knight's Tale" LOL...my legs are burning now.
"To Trudge: the slow weary depressing yet determined walk of a man (or woman) who has nothing left in his (or her) life except the impulse to simply soldier on."
A warm, stormy day today yielded to a glorious sunset ahead of a shot of cold air.
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