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Point Reyes Nat'l Seashore - Sunset
Image Title:  Point Reyes Nat'l Seashore - Sunset
 
 By: Brigitte R.  
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Photographer Brigitte R. {K:19139}
Project N/A Camera Model Nikon FG
Categories Landscape
Film Format
Portfolio Landscapes
Lens Nikkor AF D 28-70 Macro
Uploaded 12/15/2002 Film / Memory Type Fuji Velvia 50
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 334 Shutter Unrecorded
Favorites Aperture Unrecorded
Critiques 11 Rating Critique Only Image
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About This was one of those scenes I caught as I was driving along Sir Francis Drake Blvd at Pt. Reyes Nat'l Seashore. The ocean lies just beyond the hills in this scene which made for a really spectacular sunset with the vivid colors reflecting off the ocean surface. I'm so glad I captured this magical moment in time.
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There are 11 Comments in 1 Pages
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Andy Eulass   {K:13435} 12/15/2002
The colors are just breath taking. Gotta love the Velvia for doing that. :) I think the composition is great but I'm wondering how much you opened the lens up for this shot. Its seems like the landscape behind the trees is just a tiny bit soft which indicates that maybe the DOF could have been a wee bit deeper. But this is very very nice nonetheless.


Deleted User   {K:4598} 12/19/2002
Seems a bit soft. Generally it's better to manually focus sunsets as the AF doesn't do all that well in dark conditions. Also (as mentioned previously) a faster shutter spped will intensify the color and tone down that hot spot. Keep shooting!


Brigitte R.   {K:19139} 1/3/2003
Thanks for the kind comments. Just a note, there is no auto-focus on my camera, eventhough I used an AF lens (what can I say, I got a great deal on it and it works great with my older model Nikon FG). Also, this shot was taken as I was driving along a road and happened to be "taken" by the scene, so I quickly pulled off to the shoulder of the road to steal this image -- hand held! Too bad I was in a hurry, but eventho, I was still pretty happy with the outcome.


Maarten Venter   {K:882} 2/2/2004
I love the composition and the colour in this one, Brigitte. I hope you have a vertical shot of this as well, just in case a magazine wants it.


Brigitte R.   {K:19139} 2/2/2004
Maarten, here's the vertical I had of this scene. Hope you like it. My preference is the horizontal actually, but both have a pleasing perspective to offer. Thanks for the kind remarks.



Dany danY   {K:1062} 3/1/2004
really very beautiful landscape.


Teresa Moore   {K:10682} 6/28/2004
I am so glad you captured it too. This is an incredible sunset. Great colors and silhouette. Nice work. Thanks for your comment on "Dressed in White". I found this peacock not too far from where I live. Alamo TN.


Brigitte R.   {K:19139} 6/1/2007
Hi Maarten, sorry it took so long to respond. Thank you very much for the kind comments and guess what? I happened to have a vertical too... it does look different though... what do you think? Which is your preference?

Point Reyes Nat'l Seashore - Sunset (vertical)


Brigitte R.   {K:19139} 6/1/2007
Oh, I forgot to mention that I edited out the stump which I thought was distracting. And added a frame. Here's the same thing done with the horizontal image. What do you think?



Maarten Venter   {K:882} 6/6/2007
Hi Brigitte,

I must confess that the horizontal version is better and I think the reason for that is the fact the sunset is diminished by the inclusion of the tree tops. This is still a great picture.

Best regards,
Maarten


soumya     {K:5493} 7/17/2008
beautiful colors. when i went there, it was a gloomy day. but the view of pacific was gorgeous from the lighthouse.


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