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    The sunset on Saturday was one of the most beautiful ones this year in our area. I saw some promising clouds building up and decided to head to a local farm I have access to where these interesting old ruins hold vigil.

    I will probably be posting a few other compositions from this amazing sky, but here is a first starter...

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    I like this very much Morkel...

    You have a nice lead and foreground to a distant clump of trees & animals. The Blending & exposure is faultless and blending is something I should have tried in my latest sunset shots.

    Well done (as usual..)

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    The clouds are gorgeous and the warm light on the stone structure is beautiful.

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    Nice sunset and great composition.

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    Jeez, Morkel, I don't look at Landscape for a while and you post this?
    Lovely light. color and composition.
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    Thanks folks - glad you like this one...
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    Very beautiful image!!

    It needs a hair's width of CW.
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    Spectacular light quality! I like the composition, the sky is wonderful. Just curious as to how you cropped ( if you did at all)

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    Thanks guys.

    Jay - mmhmm, the horizon curves in the centre and down again just behind the house - the lie of the land as it were. I went by the leftmost wall of the ruin as best I could, given that it's also a bit uneven with a bulge in the centre...

    Jack - full frame I think, might have sliced a sliver off the RHS.
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    Morkel, this is quite beautiful.

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    I really like the way the clouds radiate from the structure. Sweet light too! Very nicely done!

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    thank you kindly, Roman and Hilary!
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