After watching the sun go down and shooting a few we aqdjourned to a nice little Thai Restaurant at Noosaville for a bit of Pad Thai before heading home.
Here's a couple
Comments please
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Sunset from the National Park
Went for a drive with Mrs. G up to Noosa National Park hoping for a decent Sunset after all the rainy weather we've had.
After watching the sun go down and shooting a few we aqdjourned to a nice little Thai Restaurant at Noosaville for a bit of Pad Thai before heading home. Here's a couple Comments please Bob
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Re: Sunset from the National Park
they are both excellent
but the 2nd one has more central interest with the rocks so it's better Wendell Levi Teodoro
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I also prefer the second with the more visually appealing foreground.
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#2 for me too. With the foreground interest, slightly more colour on the horizon, I much prefer #2.
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