2 From Brown's Point

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Here are a few shots from last night's sunset at Brown's Point. I had to wait until the sun had disappeared behind the horizon line to get these shots. With all the cloud action on the horizon, the light was defracted and bouncing off of everywhere. These shots are much cleaner.

http://img487.imageshack.us/img487/2668/bp2pw0.jpg

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/1662/bp3bo9.jpg

[HaFaMaCa]

Wow, those are really great! Guessing you're using a wide angle lens?

[kameraguy]

Beautiful HDR shots Mark :)

[redline]

Beautiful HDR shots Mark :)

No HDR used here :) Just a 3-stop Neutral Density filter and a few contrast layers in photoshop:)

HaFaMaCa: Yep, shooting at 12mm on a 1.6x cropped APS-C so thats ~ 18mm full frame

[kameraguy]

Ahh, I guess I am old-school in what I meant. Meaning to me that's super high-dynamic range, but i understand there is a technique with multiple exposures/masking for that. Normally this kind of contrast is impossible without the aid in some post production.

Nonetheless, great images!

[BigDan]

Mark your shots never fail to amaze. These are really cool.

[Golden1245]

leave it up to you to make a wooden log look interesting. hah

Your landscapes are as usual, awesome =)

[babycarlsson]

Very impressive Mark! Beautiful photos, really are!

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[redline]

Thanks for all the compliments!

yeah that wood ain't all to interesting!