WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE SUNSET PHOTOS?

[Alan]

Several photographs of sunrise/sunset have disappeared http://www.trainboard.com/confused.gif Or am I looking in the wrong place?

Anyone know?

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Alan

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[Alan]

Here is one of the 'disappeared'. Taken by my wife, Irene, with a compact automatic from our back garden.

http://dieselgallery.homestead.com/files/sunset.jpg



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Alan

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[Patrick]

That's a great shot Alan. Compliments to Irene. Is that a Willow I see to the right of center?

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Residing in BNSF's St. Croix Subdivision near Trempealeau, WI

[Peirce]

Here is the link to four of my sunset pictures. I originally
posted this link to demonstrate what can be
done with point-and-shoot cameras. For the
first picture, taken in Arizona,
I used a Kodak throw away camera.
The other three, taken in England, were
with my new Yashika model 120, which is
a much more sophisticated p&s.

The fourth picture was actually taken after sunset.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=76905&a=7008022

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Peirce Behrendt
Southbury, CT
peirce@ibm.net

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[Peirce]

Now a comment on your (your wife's) picture. This is a good
demonstration of how to make a sunset picture more interesting
by the use of a contrasting object, the tree in this case. It is also well balanced and has a dynamic
feel about it.

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Peirce Behrendt
Southbury, CT
peirce@ibm.net

[Art Winter]

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[Alan]

Yes, Patrick. The willow tree is actually in the next garden. One of those pictures that just 'worked'. Irene is quite proud of it http://www.trainboard.com/smile.gif - so am I!

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Alan

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