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    This is another of my favorite sunset images. Black clouds rolled in just as the sun went down and then they gradually turned this unusual orangey-gold color, it was pretty amazing. A few minutes later the clouds turned red. This is south of where the sun set.

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    This is way cool. I like how the cloud's lines sweep up as it carries the eye into the image. Can't wait to see the red cloud version.

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    Stunning colours right through to the reflections. Love the tones of this image and the sweeping lines of the clouds (as Robert said). Very beautiful.

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    Hi Judy, Your getting some remarkable sunsets at this location. This one is entirely different from the previous post and has alot of impact.
    The line of clouds act as a base while the sweeping(and brighter) clouds give the image a diagonal movement. Just enough water shown to give the image a sense of place...

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    Thanks Robert. Unfortunately the clouds that night were moving fast and this lovely cloud formation pretty much disintegrated before they turned more red, but I might post one anyway. The scene before this when the black clouds were moving in is more interesting to me. Wish I'd had a 16 - 35 lens. I might get one in the future.

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    Thanks Dave. Occasionally the clouds did cooperate for a nice composition as well as color!

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    Hey Judy,
    I think the colors are very nice and as Dave stated....just enough base to give some scale. I would like to see this with a bit more detail in the lower/puffier (is that a word?) clouds......just for comparison to see if more depth there in the whites would give this evenmore impact than it already has! Could be worth exploring. Another nice one!

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    Love the texture, color, shapes, and patterns of the clouds here. Handheld or tripod? Gear? EXP?
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