There both nice Rex but that 2nd one is a powerful image... The sun never looked so foreboding... 8)TexPhoto said:
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Beautiful sunsets
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My front yard, post sunset glow through fog after a heavy rain about 6 weeks ago. It looked a lot darker than this to my eye, with a bit less color. Took some tweaking in LR. Exposure 1/5 second at 120mm, on a monopod with "OS" switched on...Sigma 120-400 lens, 6D, at ISO 1250 (and yes it autofocused!). Was very under-exposed and white balance was too cool (noise after boosting exposure and color temp in post was similar to a normal exposure at ISO 6400).
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Serendipidy, RPT, Click, Lion Rock, Sporgon, Thank you all so much! The real thrill was just being there to witness it! I had pulled over and was reading in a brochure how they have this phenomenon they called "Fire in The Sky" and it doesn't happen everyday and not exactly predictable when it will happen. As I'm reading, I notice the brochure starts turning red! I look up and there it is, right in front of me!!serendipidy said:
It was over in 4 minutes flat, barely had time to turn my camera on and expose for it (wish I exposed more for the mountains) and only got a few images before it was nothing more than a memory! Hope to see it again some time! Glad you liked it and thanks again!
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Ken and all the others have inspired me to also try out a few of my sunsets. Here you go........
I'm loving what I've seen so far.
You have to be prepared, or very quick when the opportunity presents itself.
Edit: I straightened the horizon on the second one. Thanks for the tip.
Cheers Brian
I'm loving what I've seen so far.
You have to be prepared, or very quick when the opportunity presents itself.
Edit: I straightened the horizon on the second one. Thanks for the tip.
Cheers Brian
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hovland said:
That second one is vnice indeed, but the horizon needs straightening. It's very visibly off.
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