Show us your best sunsets….

NCHANT wrote in post #17949009

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Nice captures!
I enjoy both shots, but I think the buildings in the first stand out more and draw the eyes since they are lit. I like the water and sky/mountains of the second as well. I would have combined these two exposures. Also, the left side buildings are more lit in the second.

JMarro wrote in post #17949432
Nice captures!
I enjoy both shots, but I think the buildings in the first stand out more and draw the eyes since they are lit. I like the water and sky/mountains of the second as well. I would have combined these two exposures. Also, the left side buildings are more lit in the second.

To me the first image could be a merge of morning on the left to night on the right. At least the buildings do. An interesting idea.

C Scott IV wrote in post #17949601
To me the first image could be a merge of morning on the left to night on the right. At least the buildings do. An interesting idea.

If you click through to the Flickr image, it explains it all there!

"A blend of 8 photos, from early sunset until night time. Currently rendering a timelapse of this, so this is essentially a 'Still Timelapse'."

Bianchi wrote in post #17947601
Indian River Lagoon

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This is a very relaxing and soothing image Sett - a wonderful piece for any wall. So often we see sunset images with the color cranked up so high in post that it looks almost radioactive. This is not one of them; your subtlety and restraint has created a very nice image. Thanks for sharing.

sapearl wrote in post #17950571
This is a very relaxing and soothing image Sett - a wonderful piece for any wall. So often we see sunset images with the color cranked up so high in post that it looks almost radioactive. This is not one of them; your subtlety and restraint has created a very nice image. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks kind of you Pearl, thank you !!

Bianchi wrote in post #17951251
Thanks kind of you Pearl, thank you !!

You are very welcome Bianchi; good work is good work and should be recognized as such

This shot of Cleveland's Flats was done a few years ago from the Subway level of the Detroit Superior bridge.

They had deployed special lighting for this event which was a perfect addition to the evening sky. My only regret was not having a tripod for this shot. It's not badly done but the shutter speed was a bit low for hand-held at 1/10 second. It looks ok here but the sharpness breaks up a bit once you start enlarging it for print. I lost a hotel print sale because of that. They wanted to blow it up to about 110" in width and it fell apart. We live and learn .

Here is one of Cleveland's Iconic locations - the West Side Market

A couple of my favorites

Sunset over the welders: deconstruction of the old Innerbelt bridge in Cleveland.

Buttermilk in the Eastern Sierra.

squashed wrote in post #17953247
Buttermilk in the Eastern Sierra.

Wow, I like the mood on this one! Very dramatic.

Constructive criticism welcome.

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