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Published: 2009-04-15 12:24:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 6405; Favourites: 376; Downloads: 459
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one of the first shots that i took in the Faroe islands. The island you see is called nolsoy it is a 20min boat trip from Torshavn the capitol town of the Faroe islands...Related content
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G'day, just wanted to let you know that I have featured your wonderful photography here [link]
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karla you are a love thank you for your continued support....
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Aww youre welcome S....you know i love your photography and loyalty is my middle name
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Great shot steve, really wonderful colours and a stong comp.
Alex
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Amazing sunset, it has turned the water into pure copper! Lovely warm tones and a great composition too!
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thanks im glad you enjoyed it....
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 68th .
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Amazing!!!
Love the exposure... the sky (clouds) and the water are amazing.
Also, great light and colors...
This is breathtaking.
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thanks im really glad you like it.....
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Another stunningly beautiful scene Stephen. I love the contrast of the blue against the stunning copper hues of the sunset and reflection on the water.
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thanks karla...its a sunrise btw....
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Wow...those hues usually come with sunsets....my mistake. Sorry.
Doesnt make it any less stunning though
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This is awesome Steve, beautifully composed with that still pool in the foreground, and a great sky.
Lovely work (although there are quite a few dust spots on it mate, time to get the Arctic Butterfly out)
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hmmm bugger i have become complacent because of my 5dmks sensor cleaning.....your right damn you....
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They're hardly noticeable mate, and at any other time I wouldn't have seen them...it's just that my D3 is a bit of a dust box and I'm in the middle of processing all the Italy shots, and I'm spending ages looking for dust spots and stuff...so my eye is perhaps a little over-tuned to them at the mo.
It's a bloody awesome shot though, really stunning
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its a pet hate of mine...and as said i have become complacent.....i have a better shot from a little later but am saving better shots for my site...
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Let me know when you've got your site up..I'd love to see it. What are you using to build it? I used Dreamweaver on mine, which was nowhere near as hard as I thought it would be
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hmmm bugger i have become complacent because of my 5dmks sensor cleaning.....your right damn you....
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... and it usually doesn't drop for a boring sunsut
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well im glad it did.....good job this is a boring sunrise
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That`s a mesmerising image full of so many fine elements mate
One of your best!
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thank you jonny, sorry for the late...
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Great job Steve I bet this place is even more spectacular in person.
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Wonderful how the rough sea enters the calm water protected by the rocks underneath an amazing sky with wonderful clouds!
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Spectacular range of colors and light Steve! Did you take this with the 16-35mmL?
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thanks eva....and yes i did...
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great steve. being 40 obviously suits you. perhaps a touch darker than we're used to; lots of vignette. i like the comp.
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thanks stuart...i feel quite comfortable qat 40....
i have a better shot from slightly later but tend to keep them for my website....
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