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Uploaded: 08/12/07 9:47 PM GMT
darkly orange sunset
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::phasmid
08/13/07 1:23 AM GMT
Personally, since you asked, I think that the sun was taken at a time when it was really too bright. I think I might also take out the light poles as I'm not sure that they add anything to the picture, but tend to focus our attention even further on the overly bright sun. I do, however, like the "beam" that is coming from the sun..makes it look like a star..well, the star that it is :)

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.paramedyc
08/15/07 7:31 PM GMT
I agree with PJ's assessment. Some cropping also would improve it. I love the colors and contrast. It looks like a quaint setting with the white poles around the sidewalk. Terry
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.Zyzyx
08/16/07 6:54 AM GMT
it has a nice glow over the rooftops but I agree. the poles detract
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.immigrant
08/16/07 11:55 AM GMT
yes too much glare from the sun i think but a nice orange glow in the sky behind the houses!
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