Sunset

[craiglanda]

Fiji Sunset

 

[Jackhole]

Fishing trip June 2010

 

[The]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alohajeremy/4710636886/

 

[Misled]

 

[Misled]

 

[turns]

 

[Misled]

 

[RVANANO]

Nice stuff in here!! I don't have many sunset shots but here are my first ones ever taken with a Canon S3IS. These are the shots that got me into the hobby. Since I went to a rebel and now a 40D. The last photo is more recent taken with the 40D.

I know these aren't great but it's what made me passionate about photography. Enough so that I got my friend to do my half sleeve as a merge of the two first images

 

[Brett9917]

Sunset off of my deck

 

[Hawkdl2]

I took this a few years ago with an old P&S when wildfires devastated a lot of Southern California, including my neighborhood. The fires we're over my shoulder about a quarter mile at the time. The plane in the photo is one of the firefighting tankers.

 

[cody6766]

I shot these during my honeymoon at the Halcyon resort in St Lucia. I'm not sure what the settings were, but they were shot with a Rebel XTi using the stock lens.

 

[zoaddict]

Woolacombe Devon

Woolacombe Devon

Taken with my macro lens nikon 60mm

Thanks for looking
Mick

 

[zoaddict]

Not quite sunset, Porth beach Newquay

Thanks
Mick

 

[BlueCorn]

Sunset and storm over Albuquerque. Taken this evening.

 

[RVANANO]

Whoa!!!! That first shot is incredible!!! Nice captures.

What lens were you using?

 

[BlueCorn]

Whoa!!!! That first shot is incredible!!! Nice captures.

What lens were you using?

Thanks.

The first was with my 24-70 and the second with a 17-40. I use a full frame sensor so my 24 is pretty wide. I'm also using a 3 stop split-grad on the first image to balance the sky with the foreground.

Cheers

 

[Markk96]

Well done Doug. I have so much to learn.

 

[RVANANO]

Thanks.

The first was with my 24-70 and the second with a 17-40. I use a full frame sensor so my 24 is pretty wide. I'm also using a 3 stop split-grad on the first image to balance the sky with the foreground.

Cheers

Interesting. Kind of like HDR without the CGI look?

 

[BlueCorn]

Interesting. Kind of like HDR without the CGI look?

Sort of, in that I'm making the visible tones match the capabilities of my camera. Split grads have been around for a long time. That's how film shooters dealt with the same issue. I could have taken 3 or 4 frames and blended them in PS, but I get no joy from that. I really like getting it right "in the camera."

Cheers

 

[reefcrazyme]

Dragon shot

Dragon shot

Nice photo. Here is one I took a few months ago, my son said it looked like a dragon in the sky.

this is an amazing shot!