Cheers
Dan
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Penang Sunsets
Another poster with his Vietnam images brought bach memories of the sunsets i took in Penang.
Cheers Dan
the third one really does it for me, the silowhettes with that colourful sky is awesome
 Nathan
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Love #3 as well, it's just a great sunset shot. Makes we want to kick back in a comfy chair and drink something with an umbrella in it. I like #4 also.
#2 however I'm not personally a fan of. The light on the left doesn't add much and I find it distracting and out of place. Also I think there is too much really dark area at the bottom with no detail, but that may be my uncalibrated LCD.
Hi Rach
I just love these! I grew up in Malaysia (and went to school in Penang) and we lived in a mining town right on the beach, with gorgeous sunsets like this, so your photos are just like a visit back home! Absolutely love, love, love #3 especially! Thank you for posting them! Nikon D70, Nikon D200, Nikon F100, Nikon 18-70mm, Nikon 50mm, Nikon 17-55mm, Nikon 85mm, Nikon 24mm, Nikon 60mm, Nikon 105mm, Tamron 70-300, SB800, SB28, LSPJ
Hey Nikkonfan.what about the storms over there.......i will post some images later....i would LOVE to live there. Dan
Yeah, it was a pretty special place to grow up and you're right about the storms - awesome!
Look forward to more of your Malaysia shots. BTW - did you happen to go up The Hill in Penang? That's where my old school was (I think it's now a Casino ...  )Nikon D70, Nikon D200, Nikon F100, Nikon 18-70mm, Nikon 50mm, Nikon 17-55mm, Nikon 85mm, Nikon 24mm, Nikon 60mm, Nikon 105mm, Tamron 70-300, SB800, SB28, LSPJ
looking at all these sunsets make me want to have a go.
never really taken or through about taking a pic of a sunset.
looking at all these sunsets make me want to have a go.
never really taken or through about taking a pic of a sunset.
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