You can see the trail a bit in the second shot, which, along with the first, was my fave of the bunch. There is golden rod in the foreground of the third and fourth shots, but matching the exposure of the foreground with the sky is always a bit of a trick, and I probably should have tried to lighten it a bit. The final shot is almost nothing but sky with just a bit of the distant trees below, just to anchor the shot a bit.
Sunsets are harder than they look! Good work.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, and in the previous post also. Nice work. Mike
ReplyDeleteYes, that last one is great.
ReplyDeleteI think the fourth is my favourite but perhaps that's because the three previous ones I looked at appeared to be moving towards it, and it seemed like a culmination, somehow. They are all great.
ReplyDeleteI pick next to last; love the goldenrod foreground. Though I do dislike the stuff in person.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your wonderful photos. They are beautiful. I am much more familiar with sunsets than sunrises in this stage of my life. LOL! I am even trying to master painting sunsets in watercolor. Not too successful yet, but I keep slapping the paint onto the watercolor paper with the hopes of finally getting one I like. Keep up the good work, AC. They're all lovely!
ReplyDeleteThese are really wonderful shots of that time of day. I would have photoshopped the foreground to lighten and see the plants...but some folks think that is cheating.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the last one!
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