When I turned around, this is what greeted me..strange colours for this time of year.
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Big V, love the Golden sunset, it really is golden and lovely to look at.
The double rainbow, while a nice capture (and a rarity) doesnt do much for me... it seems a little washed out... (perhaps a bit of PP could boost it, and give it a bit more wow factor). Thanks for sharing!
The pano treatment of the sunset really does work. Nice.
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Big V - both great shots.
I would not alter the rainbow shot at all as it is totally representative of a secondary rainbow. The secondary bow is always lighter and the colours are reversed. The seconday lies 9 degrees beyond the primary and it is broader but is lighter because, although it has 43% of the primary brightness, light is spread over a greater area. Chris
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love the sunset.
I think it has the right mix of silhouette and sky Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
Nice sunset and rainbow. Incidentally...I hear it's not possible to take rainbows in black and white...though it may be possible to covert to black and white if captured originally in colour. Anyone got any further info or ideas on that?
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It belongs on a wall as a large pano print.
Bob.
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