Sunset above the Sky
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No match
Taken somewhere over Canada last July. I was on my flight back home from Dallas. It was really beautiful to watch this. I want to dedicate this to my friend Melli. I hope you like it!
About the photo
Canon EOS 550D, Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II.
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Comments (2)
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vkt62
I have to say this is an amazing picture. The orange coloured sky with the clouds and dark front make it priceless.
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thekid
Genuine question: some people will get irked with the absence of rule of thirds usage, but you'd miss the the cloud formation of the bottom of the picture. I would bet the orange at the top was not less interesting, either. I also noticed that the picture was taken with a 50mm. I know I could have used a wider lens, but what should I do if I have to pick one of the interesting features in a picture?