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The skies of the Free State in flaming sunset colours over the Van Reenen campsite in Golden Gate Highlands National Park

5D II
Zeiss 18mm
Blend of 3 exposures

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Have you created this pictures or only shot with your camera? When the second is true, where have you shot these pictures?
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*peterpateman Apr 13, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
Lovely contrast of sky with the muted tones of the landscape. Very nice!
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Mood: Love ~Kaslito Jan 8, 2012  Professional General Artist
Wow!
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Beautiful capture;))
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Mood: Adoration =Juliana-Mierzejewska Nov 30, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Your work has been featured here [link]
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~The-Lady-Blue Nov 16, 2011  Student Photographer
Gorgeous.
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*AfricanObserver Nov 14, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Your work is very distinctive, and good.
I think you meant the link to be this: [link]

And, personally, on my rather old 1024x768 screen, I prefer the slightly more saturated version that the dA jpg gives. But I know a some people have had hassles with the jpg algo that dA uses.
Are the highlights along the front of the slope purely sunlight, or something else?
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