http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...blesunrise.jpg
Beat that!
We get two sunrises.
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...blesunrise.jpg
Beat that!
We get two sunrises.
John, the one day of the year that it wasn't raining:U
John
You asked for it.
And it's old and worn out with plenty of smog and too close to Osama as apposed to new, fresh and clear and a long way from Osama.
I know a double exposure when I see one!!!
I think the camera should've been done for DUI. :D
Honest it wasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by artme
Doesn't happen very often this type of thing:D
Was it the Moon and and Sun rising at the same time?
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Originally Posted by Wood Borer
No.:)
OK, I will confess, the photograph was taken through a window with double glazing, which must have created a reflection.
Most porobably how some ufo pics can be created.
It looks good anyway John.:2tsup:
I thought this was an interesting pic. as well.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...sewithbird.jpg
But there's only 1 birdie in the window. :?Quote:
Originally Posted by jow104
:D
photoshopped in :no:
But, is the colour of the moon due to reflection from earth?
Well done John shame you didn't snap the eclipse you had there recently
I am surprised you were up early enough to snap it at all:;
a couple of a western Sydney bush fire sunset taken Nov 2006
Gengermick, honest that was a genuine lucky moment. You know what it is like with digital cameras, you press the button, but the shutter takes about 2 seconds to take effect.
Wheelin. I saw those scenes myself when in Sydney at the time, also the ones in the Ku-Ring-Gai Park.
John your shutter time can be due to type of batteries or type/speed of memory card if not the camera its a pain in the butt