Last Night and This Morning

[Alan]

A sunset that just kept on giving with the Lumix, and a subdued sunrise with the phone.

[Grumpy John]

Sights like this make you glad to be alive. I know that when I took up photography again I looked at the world at an entirely different way.

[Alan]

Thanks GJ. Someone used to have this quote in their sig

"If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change."
Wayne Dyer

[seaslug]

Lovely got to love Nature's way.

[Alan]

Thanks Greg

[sejac]

#2 my favorite. It's the foreground water. Beautiful.

I hope you got some sleep in between... last night and this morning I mean.

[Grumpy John]

Yes, lovely leading lines draw you into the picture.

[Alan]

Thanks GJ. A boat on the horizon would have been nice - but I'm not a yacht whisperer

[Alan]

Thanks Charles, I cropped the sun out because it detracted from the water.

(No, I haven't been sleeping well lately..)

Thanks for dropping by

[HansE]

A pleasure to see these paticulaly like this bit. Maybe worth a picture on its own?

[Alan]

It's good isn't it Hans Glad you liked it too - more intresting than just another sunset.

[Isac]

Special images Alan. Ain't the earth a wonderful thing? Love the framing in #1 - oh and the colours are glorious!

[Alan]

Thanks Greg - we are very lucky to be able to enjoy the end of each precious day with a light show, and then rejoice in being able to wake up to enjoy another one on this unique, little blue planet

(before it's stuffed)

[Isac]

Cheers Alan. I have o agree with you that humans are the planets worst enemy.

[Alan]

Here you go Hans

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[Isac]

Nice crop and PP job Alan. Adding a bird is always a bonus!

[Alan]

Thanks. "It's the little things"

[Grumpy John]

I can't believe #2 is from an iPhone.

[Alan]

This is how it came out of the phone GJ. I should have taken a bit more time to reduce the noise in the sky in the PP now that I look at the edit more carefully. I need to slow down......

[Grumpy John]

The PP came out quite nicely considering you were working with a jpeg image to start with.

[Alan]

Thanks John

[HansE]

Wouldn't be dead for quids, right?