Fire in the sky --- LX5

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Beautiful picture.

Thank you,

David

 

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Excellent, Lee.

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Indeed, that is one dramatic shot! Just last night on PBS - I watched Savage Earth Krakatoa Volcano which your image reminded me of again. Nice capture!

Rick

 

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Beautiful sky, and wonderfully framed with the trees. Great composition, Lee.

Daniel

 

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Excellent shot Lee. Very good capture. Those are great colors.

 

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Great imageLee, you must've caught the sun at the perfect time.

 

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Gorgeous sky!

 

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A striking image, well captured!

 

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Thank you ALL for kind words about the image!

 

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Love those graduated tones of red... I think an rx100 for comparison would have rendered more contrast which would have killed those tones. Great work!