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Took no pictures today expect another of a 20 inch grouper....but..ho hum....repeat...so I drug out a sunset picture from a week or so ago and played with it. Another experiment with colors and black and white. One thing about flickr......if you don't like it later....You can delete it On this night both my wife and I tried to get a pelican in the view of the sunet......this is close as we got.
I'm watching the last rays of direct sunlight from my office window as another winter day comes to a close. This one featured sunny skies and cold temperatures.
Sunset at Ibex Dunes in Death Valley National Park, California.
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This image was shot HDR style near Bodega Bay, California. You can purchase a canvas print of this image from our website.
At low tide the Pacific Ocean waters pull back to reveal craggy rocks dotting the sea scape. These waters are teaming with life, some of which clings to the rocks even when the water is long gone. In this ocean photograph you can see a lone red starfish gripping a rock, even as the sun sets in the background, painting the world in vibrant colors.
A mesmerising sunset paints the sky in brilliant shades of orange, purple, and pink over a serene body of water, with gentle waves rippling towards the shore. The silhouette of distant hills adds depth and contrast to the vibrant horizon.
Capture at Los Angeles, California Distribution Center off the I710 Highway. 25 spurious shots = 1 great shot :)
I shot this sunset near the Saguaro National Monument outside of Tucson. The scenery in that part of Arizona is truly amazing and the sunsets are great. I used a 75-300mm Nikkor lens (on a tripod) with a Nikon D70s; the lens was at 210mm (315mm in 35mm terms). Because the focal length was so long and the sun was so brilliant in a clear sky, there was really no way to balance the sky and foreground, so I created a multi-layered silhouette of sorts. I'm not sure I like the flare around the sun, but in a clear Arizona sky with a 300mm lens, you're pretty much stuck with it. :) I love the desert and it's amazing just to see scenes like this, let alone be able to photograph them. There is a free tutorial on Shooting Great Sunsets on my site. Here is another shot from the same shoot. Be sure to check out my Photo Tip of the Day blog, too. This photo is also from the Sunset Slideshow on my site.Copyright 2008 Jeff Wignall.