Beautiful sunsets

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Sunflowers... lots of them

Lovely shot. Nicely done climber.

 

[K-amps]

Does a Sunrise shot count?

This is the Nanga Parbat. A 9th highest Peak on the Planet @ 26,660 ft. Caught at Sunrise as the first rays of Sunlight kissed the top.

The preview has a weird color cast, clicking on the shot paints the proper colors.

That's a rather beautiful picture. Lovely tones to say it was such flat light in the foreground.

You have a keen eye Sporgon. This is an HDR, the foreground was dark and had to be over exposed (exposure compression was high); however the DR in the clouds and the peak was high enough to retain the tonal spectrum. Thanks.

 

[chauncey]

Last evening sunset on a lake...Like working with light and color.

 

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Last evening sunset on a lake...Like working with light and color.

Lovely colors. 8)

 

[trstromme]

Boat Houses by Trond Strømme, on Flickr

Buvåg by Trond Strømme, on Flickr

 

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Beautiful shots, trstromme.

 

[rcarca]

Oak leaves backlit by the sunset:

Backlit Oak Leaves by Richard Anderson, on Flickr

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi trstromme.
2 lovely shots, but I really like this one, the rusted bollard set in the rock is a nice foreground item.

Cheers, Graham.

Buvåg by Trond Strømme, on Flickr

 

[chauncey]

It's raining and chilly outside so I'm going thru some old images...thinking that I can put this with
that and do this and that often enough. A lot of reprocessing and ya get this...

 

[candyman]

It's raining and chilly outside so I'm going thru some old images...thinking that I can put this with
that and do this and that often enough. A lot of reprocessing and ya get this...

Very nice chauncey. You are a creative person
I like it

 

[degies]

Sumner

Nugget Point

 

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Beautiful colors, degies. I especially like the second picture. Well done.

 

[degies]

Shag Rock

 

[degies]

Beautiful colors, degies. I especially like the second picture. Well done.

Thanks

 

[TWI by Dustin Abbott]

Shag Rock

Gorgeous image...interested in the source of the name

 

[TWI by Dustin Abbott]

I'm partial to this image for a couple of reasons: first, it's from a vintage lens that I love - the Zeiss Planar T*1.7/50mm. Secondly, I'm very happy that I'm able to have full infinity focus thanks to an improved adapter from FotodioX Pro. This is a wide open (f/1.7) shot taken a few nights ago:

A Moment's Peace by Dustin Abbott, on Flickr

 

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Shag Rock

Awesome. I really like this picture. Well done degies.

 

[K-amps]

Re-did this shot. It was a bit flat before.

 

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Re-did this shot. It was a bit flat before.

Beautiful. Great landscape. Nicely done, K-amps.

 

[andarx]

October by Andrzej Godlewski, on Flickr