my own sunset view

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• kskarabilgin (222)
• [2006-07-10 4:29]
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hi laine;
good shot, u asked some questions but i don't know , i haven't got information about filters.how did u capture this view?
can u tell me:)
TFS

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• NAHL (1196)
• [2006-07-10 5:44]

Hi Lanie
I love your own sunset ;)
Very beautiful.
Tnx.

Mahdi

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• harpya (9603)
• [2006-07-10 8:10]

Hi Laine,

Beautiful visual, they are my favorite ones.
Yes, every day a different one.
great composition and capture.
Congratulations

Sérgio

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• BenF (3049)
• [2006-07-10 11:20]
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• suzley (6786)
• [2006-07-10 13:48]

Hi Laine

Romantic scene......beautiful.

Stv

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• yer6 (1366)
• [2006-07-10 16:05]

very beautiful colors of sunset.. especially the sunlight that makes the branches of the tree as if they are transparent creates an impressive effect.. a perfect sunset photo.. congratulations..

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• ose (5420)
• [2006-07-10 19:35]

Hi Laine
Good sunset shot. Good colours and tree silhouettes.
Well done Laine

osse

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• maratony (1445)
• [2006-07-11 14:46]

Very great sunset Laine! Beautiful.
;-) Tony

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• fotofrancis (1336)
• [2006-07-12 11:34]

Beautiful fire in the sky... well taken, beautiful... :) great composition, is great that you still love the sight from your own place... :)

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• chiping59 (3448)
• [2006-07-13 12:31]

Thank's for showing me the "hot" sunset.It is magnificent!I like the clouds, they are very dramatic too.Good shot.
Regards,
chiping

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• brettf1 (4852)
• [2006-07-15 12:22]
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Stunning sunset view Laine! The reds are wonderful as they dance through the clouds and trees. I really like the smal amount of detail in the shadowed areas. Well done on exposure! As far as shooting the sun there are solar filters available for sun observation through telescopes. It is a heavy mylar film material just a little thicker than a mylar balloon. Please be careful... viewing the sun through optics can cause permanent damage to your eyes if the proper filters are not used as well as possibly damaging your equipment from heat generated inside the camera from the sun's light magnified. The dark green glass from a welder's mask also works to view the sun. I have never photographed the sun. I have view the sun trough a telescope with the proper filter. You may have to do more research on this in order to be safe for your eyes and your camera. I have seen telescopes melt without the proper filters on and left pointing at the sun only for a few minutes. Extremely dangerous Laine. Please be careful! Now back to the shot... just beautiful and very well done.

Love and Peace always in the sun's light
Kevin

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• denizler (11434)
• [2006-08-04 10:54]

Hi Lanie
I love your own sunset ;)
Very beautiful.
Best Regards,
Deniz.