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Jan 07, 2006 17:29 |  #1

Sometimes I wish I lived out in the middle of nowhere so I can capture sunsets without suburbia getting in the way. I took this one last week from my backyard deck and stiched several together to get the following result. Unfortunately the powerlines that run through the neighborhood got in the way. With some effort I could probably clone them out. Is it possible with this type of photo? Figured I'd share it because it was such a nice sunset. Enjoy


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Jan 07, 2006 17:33 |  #2

I think it looks natural, great sunset, great job.

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Jan 07, 2006 23:26 |  #3

Nice colors. I think it is neat how just the edges of the clouds caught the suns light. As far as cloning, my vote is no. It is part of the image you caught.


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Jan 08, 2006 13:36 |  #4

thanks for the comments guys. i'll probably leave the powerlines, they don't really take away from the image. plus, as stated above, they're part of the scene. sunsets are always fun to shoot because they're all so unique. thanks again!


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Jan 08, 2006 13:46 |  #5

Great shot.I agree with others,the powerline are part of the image and in my opinion looks well


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