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Emerald Beach - Mid North Coast - New South Wales, Australia.

Spectacular array of twilight colours fill the sky during a 130s exposure.

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Mood: Joy ~CrypticPython Apr 8, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
I love the contrast between the areas of softness and the crisp detail.
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~222jaspa Apr 23, 2012  Professional Photographer
UNREAL
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!Demented-Chicken-Guy Nov 16, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
holy schmo
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:icondwth:
This photo has been featured on Thumbs of the Week 181st to 189th.:wave:
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*Aamarka Aug 10, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Just :wow: Love it :love:
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=Trinitite Aug 3, 2011  Student Digital Artist
Love the rocks and how they all direct to the vanishing point, wonderful capture.
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:iconcdenisr:
Great shot. Just curious....are you using long exposure noise reduction on your 5d?
Love the colors on this and I'm typically a desat guy
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*DrewHopper Aug 2, 2011  Professional Photographer
No, don't really need it when shooting low ISO. The noise reduction is killer when shooting long exposures, the wait whilst it does it's reduction means I miss shots I could be getting.
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Mood: Wow! `xbastex Aug 2, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
I have featured this exquisite piece of Your work [link]
Please :+fav: the article if you like it, and so that the work will get more exposure.
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well heres a classic drewyboy, you do a great job with getting your saturation right drew, you enhance the shot artistically but don't compromise reality...
i personally think this would work better as a 5:4 crop
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