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Here is a couple more sunset shots for your C&C.





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Hi mate
Lovely part of the world we live in

Sometimes I love the long shots and sometimes not.
I find the first shot I love for the first second of viewing and then get distracted by the captured movement.
I do not know why, maybe there is not enough movement in the cloud?

In the second, it is amazing how much detail the bird adds to the scene.
Love it

Suren, I am very jealous of the opportunities you are getting whilst your up in Coal City.

The colours and skies are amazing, now to find something to give that foreground a bit more punch.

The bird in #2 is a nice touch!

Thanks Waz. I am loving NC and most thankful for the newcastle sundancers [http://www.flickr.com/groups/sundancers/] for introducing me to all these wonderful sights. I just wish that I can join you guys for more meets but there are logistical difficulties at the moment.

wazonthehill2 wrote:I find the first shot I love for the first second of viewing and then get distracted by the captured movement.

Fair enough.

wazonthehill2 wrote:In the second, it is amazing how much detail the bird adds to the scene.

aim54x wrote:The bird in #2 is a nice touch!

I agree.

aim54x wrote:now to find something to give that foreground a bit more punch.

Good point! I think I can get a bit of jetty (with the UWA) if I stand on the jetty next time. The main problem with that is, if there are others photographing, you don't want to get in their way.

aim54x wrote:I am very jealous of the opportunities you are getting whilst your up in Coal City.

The newcastle sundancers meet almost every week for a sunrise (or sunset; or BOTH) and there is alot of learnt from their model. Their motto is turn up first; ask questions later.

surenj wrote:

aim54x wrote:now to find something to give that foreground a bit more punch.

Good point! I think I can get a bit of jetty (with the UWA) if I stand on the jetty next time. The main problem with that is, if there are others photographing, you don't want to get in their way.

aim54x wrote:I am very jealous of the opportunities you are getting whilst your up in Coal City.

The newcastle sundancers meet almost every week for a sunrise (or sunset; or BOTH) and there is alot of learnt from their model. Their motto is turn up first; ask questions later.

Get out there on that Jetty!!!

It is a nice model, maybe we should try to do something similar here....