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Sunsets, what do you think?

 
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Mar 21, 2010 16:15 |  #1

Hey, I'm new, so here's my first post, haha

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They're in chronological order, with the last two being the most recent.

Thoughts?

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Mar 21, 2010 16:25 |  #2

Love the first one.


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Mar 21, 2010 17:37 |  #3
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What is that black covering in the first one at the bottom left? Also, the horizon is tilted. Other than that, I like the colors and reflections. The second one doesn't do anything for me because it's such a bright spot in otherwise darkness. Plus the flare bothers me. For the third one, I'd crop out the actual sun right above the far trees (just above the far mountain) because it's so bright in this photo. You caught a nice moment with the animal (I don't what it is) flapping its wings. I like the fourth one with the deformed sun.

It's tough to get a good shot with the sun in the photo. You either have to shoot right when it rises or sets so it's not so bright. Otherwise you have to use its light and not the actual sun in the frame.


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