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Sunset on Debod's TempleI have been away in Madrid (Spain) visiting my family and while I was there I managed some time for myself and my camera.
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That is an awesome reflection. It is as clear as the temple above. Must have been pretty still.
Great colours in the sunset, but may just slightly blown in the spotlights on the building itself. I still think it is an awesome picture though. Well done. Russell
Thank youI was with two friends who were getting impatient when I took my time to take a photographs. I had no tripod and I used a hand-held Olympus SP-350. An yes, I had to be very still. The second picture I took of the same scene came out with white circles that initially thought were drops of rain, but now I believe is some kind of light reflections for it happened also to other night pictures. I agree with you that the spotlights are a bit blown out, but I did'nt want to retouch the picture. I appreciate your time and comment.
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