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01/28/2005 01:59:42 PM · #51 |
it's not my favorite, but the one I happen to have in my portfolio at the moment
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01/28/2005 02:00:10 PM · #52 |
Everybody has at least one sunset.
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01/28/2005 02:10:13 PM · #53 |
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01/28/2005 02:13:43 PM · #54 |
Originally posted by jonpink:
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Sunset at Early Morning ? :P |
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01/28/2005 02:24:14 PM · #55 |
Sacred Tree
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01/28/2005 02:32:12 PM · #56 |
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01/28/2005 02:32:52 PM · #57 |
oooh sunsets now this I have.... here a ccouple that I happen to have a work.
I realy like the first one.. I wanted to use a B&W suset for the breaking new ground challenge. But the weather didn't agree..
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01/28/2005 02:38:14 PM · #58 |
Oooooh I love sunsets!! Got a few... not too amazing but pretty decent IMO.
  
My top favorites
 
Well, this one is a fake sunset :-)
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01/28/2005 02:40:50 PM · #59 |
I've got a lot of sunsets but this is one of my favorites! |
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01/28/2005 02:41:13 PM · #60 |
This one I have here on DPC in my profile...
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01/28/2005 03:20:18 PM · #61 |
Sunsets, sunrises, what's the difference? Except sunrises are harder, in the sense that you can't anticipate them with as much advance warning. In any case, I live within easy walking distance of an east-facing beach, so I do sunrises.
You guys can all have your gaudy sunsets, I'll counter with bleak winter sunrises....
 
jejeje™
Or this one, which is a sunset looking AWAY from the sun. The colors are NOT 'shopped, this is as it came.
Robt.
Message edited by author 2005-01-28 15:37:52.
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01/28/2005 03:26:01 PM · #62 |
Originally posted by bear_music:
sunrises are harder, in the sense that you can't anticipate them with as much advance warning. |
and it means you have to actually get out of bed!
i'm with you all the way, robt., nothing like a sunrise to kick the day off. that's also a good point that sometimes it's more interesting to see where the light is going than where it's coming from. |
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01/28/2005 03:34:06 PM · #63 |
Qualcomm's new building going up...soon there will be no sunsets from my courtyard at work. |
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01/28/2005 03:37:22 PM · #64 |
someone's posted something in here that makes the second page stretch WAY out, not auto-wrap the text. Can some SC or staff locate the problem area and fix it?
Robt.
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01/28/2005 03:41:11 PM · #65 |
Not really sunset, but sunrise ..
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01/28/2005 03:43:05 PM · #66 |
Here is my fave photo - taken in Vancouver a couple of years ago. One of several sunset shots from that area.
This one is coming back to Vancouver from Victoria:
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01/28/2005 03:54:11 PM · #67 |
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01/28/2005 03:55:14 PM · #68 |
can't figure out the thumbnail thingy so here is the link.
Georgetown, Kentucky
//www.sabphotography.com//sunset5.JPG
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01/28/2005 03:57:10 PM · #69 |
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01/28/2005 03:59:13 PM · #70 |
Kirbic...Is that Chicago? Dang, I live here, why can't I get a shot like that?
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01/28/2005 04:02:51 PM · #71 |
Yep, chicago from the Hancock observation level, 6 shots stitched with PanoTools/PTGUI. September, 2004. I got lucky with the sky. I went up about 1/2 hour before sunset and waited until the balance of natural light and light from the city was right.
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01/28/2005 04:08:03 PM · #72 |
Here are two more I found in my files...I love the rich colors the sky gave me this night..
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01/28/2005 04:39:09 PM · #73 |
This was taken on the Big Island of Hawaii over Thanksgiving. It's my favorite sunset photo so far. |
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01/28/2005 04:45:21 PM · #74 |
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01/28/2005 04:53:54 PM · #75 |
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