Sunsets!

Taken at Deception Pass State Park again in Washington...

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[QUOTE=bklassen]Taken at Deception Pass State Park again in Washington...

That is a lovely shot of what looks to be a great place.

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Originally Posted by brandname

thanks for tips

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Looks like you have overcome the exposure problem. Now I hope you aren't blind. My rule of taking sunsets is try to shoot the sun just going below the horizon, or partially hidden with some cloud cover. I get blue spots just looking at some of those shots. :cool:

Now you can have some fun...

... P.S. try to limit the final picture size to 800 x 600 when you post, so that it will fit in the browser window at 1024 x 768. That way we can see the whole picture without scrolling. ;)

I found a spot on the beach and this was my first attempt to change lenses and use a tripod at the same time. Besides shivering from the cold the sun was going down fast. i also was trying to capture the sun reflecting off the water for a not so typical shot of the sunset in the horizon. Sorry about the blue spots,its kinda bright isnt it lol :D

Not really sunset but late evening. The time of day when you can't see to drive. I didn't really know where else to post this. This is a view of the National Iwo Jima Memorial located in Newington, CT. Thanks for letting me share. All of the sunsets I have seen here are just awsome!

Sedona, AZ, just off Bell Rock Blvd. looking West...

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La Rochelle, SW France, Evening just near to the Aquarium and the boats.
Straight off the A-200, no PP except for the resize to fit here.
ISO50, 1/320th sec, F3.2, -0.7ev 56mm equive focal length

Here's aother for good measure. Part of our walk home from town to our digs in La Rochelle.
Again - straight off the A-200, and no pp at all save the resize.
ISO200, 1/4sec with antishake, F3.2, -1ev 43mm equiv focal length

Outside Rapid City, South Dakota.

Minneapolis, Minnesota.