Show Me Your Sunsets...

[schrackman]

The first is a shot I took while vacationing in La Porte, Ca. The sun was just setting behind a mountaintop lined with trees.

[JSPhoto]

These shots were all taken within 1/2 hour and are straight out of the camera with no PS work. Within an hour we had a thunderstorm.

JS

[livin4lax09]

thunderstorms make the BEST sunsets. I wish I had been at our house in Maine when there was a thunderstorm, but I had gone home early for a training thing for school. My parents took some snapshots, and the color was absolutely fantastic. I'll try to find them.

[livin4lax09]

courtesy of the pops

[jorgemonkey]

Here is mine. Its the first shot I ever took with my D1 (its had a little PS work on it- mostly Saturation)

From Saratoga Gap area in the Bay Area overlooking the ocean

[JSPhoto]

thunderstorms make the BEST sunsets. I wish I had been at our house in Maine when there was a thunderstorm, but I had gone home early for a training thing for school. My parents took some snapshots, and the color was absolutely fantastic. I'll try to find them.

The colors on these are just strange though. Kind of makes you curious as to why they changed so much so quick. Only thing I can think of is dust ahead of the storm.

JS

[iamfunk]

[ChowChi-Ching]

iamfunk,
Those are very beautiful sunset pictures, I have a question though with the one with the boat, How did you not get a sharp glare of light? Many of my pictures are ruined by the sun and I have a hard time capturing it like that? I would love to know some tips. Thanks

[schrackman]

Some from the archives, Shot with Digital Rebel.

#1 Pt. Mugu, Malibu
#2 San Joaquin Valley sunset

[jfelbab]

I have a few from my recent Puerto Vallarta visit posted here.

Here is one from that library.

[livin4lax09]

[Lava Lamp]

I have a few from my recent Puerto Vallarta visit posted here.

Here is one from that library.

Real nice. I can't think of Puerto Vallarta without the "Loveboat" theme running though my head.

[jfelbab]

Real nice. I can't think of Puerto Vallarta without the "Loveboat" theme running though my head.

I know what you mean. Puerto Vallarta is very romantic and quite charming. Their port is usually full of cruise ships. I really love the place. The sunsets are remarkable as are the Mexican people.

[paulnj]

Ya know....

I always thought sunsets were mundane until I watched this thread grow!

GREAT IMAGES EVERYONE!

[Lava Lamp]

Took this today. Had to walk abck through the woods in the dark to get it. ;)

[Lava Lamp]

Here's another. Photoshopped.

[ChowChi-Ching]

Here is a couple of sunset shots I took tonight with my new camera(Nikon D70s, first time I have used it!)

[drg]

I don't know that this is a "nature shot" but it is a recent sunset.

[paulnj]

We'll let you slide on that one ;) hahaha.

It's a sunset!

[paulnj]

That windmill doesn't catch much wind

[jfelbab]

Here's another.

[ChowChi-Ching]

LOL, Paul, that was what I kind of liked about that picture. I found it very unique, hard telling what happened to it, it was in the middle of a wheat field.

[masdog]

These are two of my oldies but goodies. They were taken on the southern shore of Lake Winnebago in Fond du Lac this summer.

[mdwsr]

Some really nice shots here. Here's one I took a few evenings ago:

[chicago]

west burbs from the top of the sears tower.