Sunset in the park
by scroosloose

Comment by Fiver:
I love the array of clouds. Great Color. (9)

Sunset in the park
by scroosloose

Comment by billsweeneyjr:
Beautiful aray of sky. the colors look almost like a fire in a forge, it looks very hot. from this shot I see you like mother nature and her expressions, very nice and very clean. As you said it, Sunset in the park.

Sunset in the park
by scroosloose

Comment by Dustin:
nice photo. good job.

Sunset in the park
by scroosloose

Comment by dadas115:
I was surprised that there weren̢۪t more sunset pictures this week. It looks like you made a good capture of a pretty sunset. I think the composition is good and I like the exposure on the sky. The problem with sunset pictures is that a lot of people do them and a lot of people do them very well. This means that when you enter one it has to pretty much be spectacular in order to do very well. I gave this one a 5.

Greg

Sunset in the park
by scroosloose

Comment by STEINR:
Nice sunset, to me natural colors such as this are the preetiest.

Sunset in the park
by scroosloose

Comment by buzzrock:
Golden Colors.. :)

Natural Symmetry
by scroosloose

Comment by dacrazyrn:
Good radial symmetry. Colors appear a bit faded and DOF could be increased so that the focus is sharper.

Natural Symmetry
by scroosloose

Comment by stephan:
I like the fuzzy focus on the flower. The background should be even more blurred, it's a bit distracting because of the brown/green contrast.

Earrings
by scroosloose

Comment by DennisF:
Prettu earrings. I don't think the composition does them justice - it seems haphazard. I also notice what looks like noise in the background. I had this problem when I did long exposures. I cleaned up the image in Photoshop with the noise filter for dust and scratch which is legal. I later found out that my camera has a "long exposure noise filter" as a custom setting and that also clears it up. You might check on one of these two methods.

Got nuts?
by scroosloose

Comment by langdon:
Great shot, though I'd prefer the tree to be vertically level. It's slanted in a counter clock-wise direction currently.