Colorful Sunset....

1D4, 35L, 0.5, f16 + Lee GND + Lee CPL :

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Very Good, I Like #2

These do not look natural at all to me.

I definitely agree with numenorean. Try making it look more natural even if the colors arent as bright as you would like.

I like the sky of number 3. and the water of number 1.

Here is one more in the set. This set was done in about 40 minutes. I took several frames as the colors changed. I did adjust the GND and the CPL and I added a warm up filter to a couple of these. I then just bumped the vibrance and made a very slight adjustment to the HSL sliders.

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^^^ That is the best one.

Yup, the last one is the best by far. Not quite natural, but very nice surreal feeling.

look like you can see planet x in there.

How did you manage to get the sun to stay on the horizon for 40 mins.?

Alonzo

hunterdace wrote in post #13684150
How did you manage to get the sun to stay on the horizon for 40 mins.?

Alonzo

Yes, and that wave pattern in #1 & #2 & looks pretty similar...clever trick!

(edit: and #4?)

Last one for me

Haha @ ricardo. He does have a good point though.

A colorful sunset with a cloudless sky? Interesting approach.

1, 2 and 4 do have the same wave pattern, so same image different PP?
#4 is the best for me.

hunterdace wrote in post #13684150
How did you manage to get the sun to stay on the horizon for 40 mins.?

The whole set over 40 minutes. These selections were probably taking within a 5 to 8 minute span.

Alonzo

Ricardo222 wrote in post #13684194
Yes, and that wave pattern in #1 & #2 & looks pretty similar...clever trick!
I had the camera in one spot with a shutter release cable and I practiced timing my shutter release just as the wave started to come in. All were taken at the same shutter speed. I started practicing before the sun was on the horizon so I was able to click these off quickly. I made slight adjustments to the filters between a few frames.
(edit: and #4?)

El Duderino wrote in post #13685036
A colorful sunset with a cloudless sky? Interesting approach.

Well there were no clouds this evening so I worked with what nature gave me.

digidiva wrote in post #13685301
1, 2 and 4 do have the same wave pattern, so same image different PP?
#4 is the best for me.

Timed exactly the same. I explained the technique above. I counted off seconds while practicing so when the sun was just right I had my timing down pretty good.