Weekly Challenge #2 (07/07 - 07/14) - SUNSET/RISES

[Eric Mayer]

Please post your pictures for this week's Weekly Challenge, which is SUNSETS/SUNRISES!

Please post your camera information, species and general location. That way we can use this to learn from as well.

Thanks,

Eric A. Mayer

 

[ToddP]

With the haze and humidity around here right now you don't see the sun. LOL

 

[TNDEERHUNTER]

I took this sunset pic in June of 2001. I was using a Fuji camera can't remember what model it was my first digital. I was putting out my game cams after a storm and as I was leaving this is what I saw. I had to climb up on the roof of my truck to get this shot.

 

[steve-o]

I took this picture in Burlington, Vermont overlooking Lake Champlain, with an Olypmus D-340.

 

[WildBird]

This is one of my favorites and brings back great memories of friends and dogs. Sunset at the end of a Mearns quail hunt near Patagonia, Arizona. Taken in Sepia mode in the camera. Exposure information is posted with the link. Going back this year I hope. WB

http://www.pbase.com/image/12798204/large

 

[vman]

Well i got home afterwork in time to get this.

 

[BuckSnort]

Very nice photo's folks

I have alot of really good sunset shots cause they are one of my favorite things to shoot.

This picture was taken last year while deer hunting an 10,700' basin in zone D-7 of CA. Sorry it was to long ago to remember the camera settings.

 

[karstic]

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First night of our Alaskan Honeymoon

F2.8 @ 1/20 of a second

 

[steve-o]

I took this picture just before the sun set in the woods on the last day of deer season. I'm sure anyone who has spent time in the woods has watched the last few rays of the sun set beyond the trees, knowing you'll have to wait for next year to do it all over again. (Taken with a basic Olympus D-340)

 

[TNDEERHUNTER]

Great pics!!! Steve-o I know what you mean.

 

[wildebeast]

Took this photo wednesday evening with an Olympus 380 from my front yard. When you live in Washington you have to take a picture of the sun when you can, just to remember what it looks like.

cliff

 

[oneshotwonder]

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This is actually an older picture, about 5 years. It is a sunset over the Monashee Mountains from the summit of MT Fosthall in BC. Camera was some piece of garbage 35mm, idont remember what.

 

[wildebeast]

Sorry about placing two pictures but I just got this picture of the morning sunrise reflecting off the river. Taken with a 35mm Owl Pf in my game camera.

cliff

 

[pocomoke]

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Looking out over the gulf of mexico at sunset.Marco island florida april 2002 olympus d-380

 

[Jim Thompson]

AHHHH Sunrises, my absolute favorite.

I call this simply..."HOT"

Jim

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time 30-Dec-2002 08:54:04
Make Olympus
Model C700UZ
Flash Used No
Focal Length 58 mm
Exposure Time 1/160 sec
Aperture f/3.5
ISO Equivalent 100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode matrix (5)
JPEG Quality fine (4)
Exposure Program program (2)
Focus Distance

 

[_droptine_]

Took this one this morning while up in the mountains scouting for deer.

Camera = Olympus C2100 UZ
35mm equivalent focal length = 38 mm
Exposure = 1/125 sec
Fstop = 2.8
ISO = 100
White Balance = Auto
Flash = Off
Metering = Multi Segment

 

[spectr17]

We ask our members to please keep the pics under 640 pixels wide so the the page doesn't resize too big making members have to scroll back and forth to see the whole page.

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[Canuck2]

What gorgeous pictures! Sunsets have to be one of nature's real showstoppers.

This one was taken several years ago near Vancouver, hence the reflection off the Pacific Ocean.

 

[leod]

So many fine pics, as someone said, sunrises and sunsets are there everyday and I think this subject should come up often on our weekly challenge

Here is my contribution, taken from the Eastern Shore of Lake Sinclair, Ga. on 7/9/03

OLYc700uz, 1/200, f5.0, iso 100

leo

 

[TxCowboy]

Great photos guys, there are some truly beautiful shots in here.

Here is a photo that I took on the lake after a day of fishing with my wife on Memorial Day weekend this Spring.

Camera = Olympus E-10
Focal length = 36 mm
Exposure = 1/200sec
Fstop = 3.2
ISO = 80
WB = Auto
Metering Mode = Pattern