Sunsets!

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Originally Posted by toriaj

I had never thought of using a filter sideways at the same time as a filter straight up and down.

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neither had i. very clever.

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Originally Posted by TheObiJuan

I've been killing myself for not having enough filters.
I the purist type that wants it mostly done in camera, like your shot.
Filters are so damned expensive, but you know, I'd rather have 2 lenses that can put out some stunning shots than 3 lenses outputting mediocrity.

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I think I'm going to switch to the Lee's at some point. The Cokin P size is too small to handhold w/ a wide angle lens and the larger Singh-Rays are too expensive.

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Originally Posted by Phill D

Stunning shots Lukas as usual. One day I'm going to have to get some filters

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Thanks Phill

If you get rid of your filters, I'll take 'em; I'm a sucker for used gear.

A sunset... looking East...

Yes it did turn violent.

Oooh, that's intense and ominous, D70Fan.

And unfiltered... sometimes nature does a pretty good job.;)

George.

Filters are not to make scenes into art, but to allow the LIMITED sensor capture all of the light by filtering out strong light in certain parts.
I love the colors AFTER or BEFORE the sun is in play, because no filter is needed since the dynamic range is minimized.

Agreed, which is why I appreciate it when nature does the job... I'm still using some of the filters I bought in 197something for the SRT101, and later on the FM (I still can't find it after the move :().

Golden Horn / Istanbul

http://i40.tinypic.com/34zezx4.jpg

alihan1988 - this is an awesome photo - would be great if you had a link to a full size version.
Meanwhile try to make them a little smaller, for viewing here, then you can use less compression and still meet the file size requirement