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zewrak
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 Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:01 pm Post subject: Sunset |
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zewrak wrote:
Quick snapshot I took with the S-M-C 300mm f/4. But I really liked the mood of it when I saw it in the rawconverter. I love the way the clouds turned out, so I saved it, incase someone else would appreciate it too.
Usually I hate sunset pictures, I mean, sunsets, really, there is 365 of them every year  .
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
Wow! Like a paint! It really amazed me!
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Barata
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Barata wrote:
I agree with the number of sunsets, but if you meant 365 visible sunsets, i dont. You forgot the rainy days. And i wont even mention the people in near pole regions... that probably only witness 180 sunsets... if it isnt raining heavy... 
Anyway, the shot is superb, beyhond words. May we see it bigger?
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zewrak
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| Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 8:10 pm Post subject: |
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zewrak wrote:
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I agree with the number of sunsets, but if you meant 365 visible sunsets, i dont. You forgot the rainy days. And i wont even mention the people in near pole regions... that probably only witness 180 sunsets... if it isnt raining heavy...
Anyway, the shot is superb, beyhond words. May we see it bigger? |
Sure. Let me undo the resize in photoshop
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zewrak
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zewrak wrote:
Here is the 100% crop: Link
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Barata
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Barata wrote:
It's awesome!  (yes, you need sunglasses to see this beauty )
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
It's a really "Juicy" shot. Intense light!
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Sunsets may not be politically correct among photographers, but I like them when they have a little bit extra character as this one.
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Laurence wrote:
An unusual view, and an unusual perspective. This is simply fabulous...
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trifox wrote:
wow!!! please, please, send me some sunsets to ENGLAND!!!!!!! 
VERY VERY NICE PICTURE!!!! THANKS...
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Attila wrote:
How can you survive English weather TF ? We had two weeks with cloudy sky and rain I didn't like at all. I wish to live in Spain
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