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Published: 2006-11-18 21:48:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 792; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 16
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Taken today at Virginia Waters in Berkshire (UK) with (go and check out his gallery!)Related content
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why is this hell on earth? it's beautiful!
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it just looks like its all on fire!
thanks so much!
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thanks so much!
I appreciate it.
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Such a harsh name for such a beautiful shot although it really does look like fire.
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haha!
Its what it reminded me of!
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Absoloutley Beautiful! Love the colors! Sunsets have always been my favorites!
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I love this shot, generally I love most sunset/rise shots. Especially ones that are a lovely shade of red like this. 
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thanks so much, extra redness courtesy of Cokin grad filter
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Nice one mate, I going to be really annoying now.............It was Dinton Pastures........
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oh for f........... sake!!!!
Funny after the conversation we had! haha!
First Outlook, then this, brilliant!
I am not very intelligent, but I can lift heavy objects!
MERRRRRRR!
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Beautifully done, did you use a filter to make sure the colours came out so vibrant.
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Ooooh good spot! Yes indeed, a Cokin orange graduated filter was used, then a very slight tweak in Photoshop after.
Many thanks!
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Thats alright. i've given up trying to do sunsets because as I still have a compact didgi cam, can't use filters and I don't have photoshop software, hence I end up with very washed out colours.
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Course you can!
Especially with the Cokin filter system, you just have to be a little imaginative. Simply hold the filter in front of the lense, and forcethe camera to under expose. If you dont have manual over-ride, meter off the brighter parts of the sun. Give it a go, trust me, you can get excellent results!
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Ok I'll give it a try, or try and convince my dad to lend me his camera, which is professional
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yeah you should! another tip which I used to do, is to use a coloured sweet wrapper (from those tins of chocs like Roses) its amazing the effects you can create on the cheap!
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Great idea, never would have thought of that *goes off down the shop to buy sweets*
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Wow, it really does look like there is fire. That's stunning.
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Hell only in sky colour, my friend. What a superb image. It'd be interesting to see this at the other end of the day, just to get a bit of a contrast happening.
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Wonderful title, it fits with the picture perfectly.
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Nice shot man, I went out today with the intent of taking some autumn shots but ended up with a load of sunset shots, and seeing as how my last submission was a sunset i don't feel i can submit any. Haha!
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Cheers buddy!
I know the feeling well, me and my mate went out with the specific intention of getting 'Autumn Colour' and for a mini competition on a forum ([link] ) which I frequent.
We ended up getting hardly any Autumn Colour, and shed loads of sunset shots!
You should post yer sunset shots mate, if I thought like that, I would only have one wolf shot! ha ha!
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I like the way you put that... one wolf shot... i can say similarly one hoverfly shot Haha.
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