Typical Sunset Pictures of Bengkulu

Sep 09, 2014,00:12 AM
 

Straight JPEG, nothing done to it except sharpening and resizing.

cen@jkt

 









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Nice [nt]

 
 By: Quan : September 9th, 2014-00:23

Second one..

 
 By: Ares501 - Mr Green : September 9th, 2014-01:38
me like a LOT Best dear cen Yours D

Both are nice...

 
 By: cshimokita : September 9th, 2014-06:58
however I very much like the first image... Good that we have some variety in our choices... that way, both can be a favorite for one or the other... This light is also a little tricky for the viewer as different screens / computer output render the subtl... 

How true!

 
 By: cen@jkt : September 9th, 2014-09:58
Monitor makes a huge difference! The monitor in my house diplays different pictures than the one in my office. Both pictures were taken roughly 30 minutes apart. Time is crucial when chasing sunsets. Each passing minutes presents different lighting scenar... 

lovely pics... [nt]

 
 By: foversta : September 9th, 2014-14:33

Glad to see...

 
 By: fernando : September 9th, 2014-20:20
Jpeg can produce such wonderful shots without all the fussing around in raw format. :)

And it's coming ...

 
 By: cen@jkt : September 10th, 2014-02:13
from a 10 mega pixel camera circa 2008. Just use 'sunset mode' :) I think any camera after 2010 is good enough for amateurs. The fact I use the behemoth, doesn't mean I ignore the little boys. That's the benefit of amateurs, we can afford to do what we li... 

Superb mate !

 
 By: flamenco : September 10th, 2014-07:15
Captures the mood very well. Very well controlled exposure. Really enjoyed the photos. Looking at the DR , is this the 645 ?

You'd be surprise

 
 By: cen@jkt : September 10th, 2014-08:44
See my reply to fernando :). Lousy oly e420 with 25mm pancake lens. cen@jkt

Had to google

 
 By: flamenco : September 11th, 2014-20:03
the E420 .... LOL Guess the old sensors @ low ISO (I assume here) is still very usable Olympus made great DSLR , especially so when paired with SHG glass ! Thanks again for the great photos !

love the silhouetting...

 
 By: Baron - Mr Red : September 14th, 2014-09:32
.....captures a sort of magic...