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Why I Don't Do Sunsets
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Uploaded: 10/20/11 2:31 AM GMT
Why I Don't Do Sunsets
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I think you can see why from the evidence present in the photo. I can never seem to get the colours right. I personally blame the tinted glasses. Maybe someday I'll turn them into lost & found so the rightful owner can reclaim them. But they do put a beautiful spin on the world.
Enjoy and your comments welcomed.
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I found the owner of your tinted glasses Wendell. Click Here if you have any intention on returning them.
I understand your "lines" of thinking when you say this is why you don't do sunsets. Just remember, if we don't do sunsets, we won't be able to do sunrises.
Black and red were my late father's favorite color combinations. I knew I could find some merit in this shot.
Good one.
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I understand your "lines" of thinking when you say this is why you don't do sunsets. Just remember, if we don't do sunsets, we won't be able to do sunrises.
Black and red were my late father's favorite color combinations. I knew I could find some merit in this shot.
Good one.
TicK
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
Wendell - Ah, the world as seen through rose colored neutral density glasses! Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine The Earth without art is just 'eh'.
Well the colours are great and very warm looking but the rest well what can i say there are no birds on the power lines lol.Are you saying you held your glass over the lens then took the shot.
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Wendel looking like fire in the sky nice.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sun sets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
I am sorry to laugh Wendell, but can't help it! looks like a big fire is burning the whole town down...lol!
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love this wendell, like a good glass of red wine, although i prefer white myself.......
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Wendell...
This shot is a masterpiece. It's a flawless combination of cubism and non-objective art that is beyond the comprehension of most humans. Without a doubt this shot should be in the perms. THE best shot I've ever seen on Caedes. Magnificent colors and very clever use of the trees and power lines to create the perfect desktop/jigsaw puzzle combination. I've taken the liberty of forwarding this masterpiece to National Geographic. I already heard back from them. This may well be next month's cover and they want to do a feature on you. Congratulations.
Dorothy
This shot is a masterpiece. It's a flawless combination of cubism and non-objective art that is beyond the comprehension of most humans. Without a doubt this shot should be in the perms. THE best shot I've ever seen on Caedes. Magnificent colors and very clever use of the trees and power lines to create the perfect desktop/jigsaw puzzle combination. I've taken the liberty of forwarding this masterpiece to National Geographic. I already heard back from them. This may well be next month's cover and they want to do a feature on you. Congratulations.
Dorothy
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"George. George. George. It's Michael Dorsey, okay? Your favorite client. How are you? Last job you got me was a tomato."
I know I'm not supposed to laugh, but I find this shot to be even funnier than your narrative. I'm sure this was a beautiful sunrise/sunset, but you seem to have purposely sabotaged the shot. Maybe you could try getting on your roof or an extension ladder to clear a few of those power lines. If I see clouds, I sometimes head up into the hills because my house is surrounded by oaks. If I want to see the sky I have to look almost straight up. Some of us don't have the luxury of stepping out the back door and seeing Alaska. If these are true colors, you missed an excellent opportunity. Also you might try downloading a free plug-in that I use. A single click removes all power poles and power lines and leaves no evidence of cloning. Another option is that setting on my camera that I told you about before. It's one click counterclockwise from macro and is called "perfect".
Roger
P.S. I just saw "Half Baked" in the featured images. Between the two of us, I think we're responsible for 90% of the crappy (am I allowed to say crappy? I meant to say crappie like the fish) shots in the featured images.