Oh No Not another sunset!

[AB26]

Sorry, it is:

C&C appreciated:

[Donald]

Oh well! We'll just have to enjoy it then.

Tremendous sky.

[tbob]

No apology needed. When nature presents you with something this magnificent then it would be rude not to notice. And share. The day I am blase about rainbows and glorious sunrises/sets will be the day I should chuck the whole thing in.

[Mike Buckley]

Not just another sunset. I've never seen a sunset with the rays of light so well defined. Great capture!

[AB26]

Really appreciate the kind comments.

Thanks Donald. My son in law was driving and as we exited the highway, stopping at a red light on the off ramp this was what I saw. I had to be quick, shooting from a car in traffic is not always easy.

Thanks Trevor. Sunsets/rises, rainbows, thunder storms, and all those glorious moments nature presents us are God's Canvasses. What a privilege to be able to capture those moments.

Thanks Mike. I often see sunsets with rays of light so well defined. I will surely make and effort of capturing more of those moments in time.

[Colin Southern]

It's a nice shot Andre - but I think a little output sharpening (say, 100% @ 0.3px) would make it even better

[John 2]

With a sky like that why wouldn't you capture it - or even just sit there and enjoy it. Thanks for sharing it .

[Brownbear]

Gorgeous light and yes, a very beautiful sky... Thank you for sharing.

[Kaye Leggett]

Don't apologise, its a beautiful shot. I agree with Trevor, there are some things one should never tire of. And the picture is all the poignant for me as the foreground is of an area which I guess is not too beautiful to look at or live in - thankfully nature doesn't discriminate in who it makes its beauty available to and this shot adds beauty all round - well done.

[Shadowman]

The last sunset would sound eerie.

[AB26]

Thank you for all you nice people making such nice comments.

Colin: resizing does seem to degrade my IQ quite a bit.

[Colin Southern]

Colin: resizing does seem to degrade my IQ quite a bit.

Yes - that's to be expected and is normal, because information is removed and a lot of that information is sharpening enhancement -- hence the reason we do output sharpening.

Just try adding an unsharp mast of between 50 & 100% @ 0.3px after down-sampling, and it'll correct it nicely.