Red sky at night and all that
16 January 2002, 10:02 PM
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WOW, what a brilliant pic, sounds a bit silly but wouldn`t you frame it (no, not a big one!) and leave it in the office for everyone to look at.
Joan.
P.S More of a `girl thing` I suppose!.
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P.S More of a `girl thing` I suppose!.
16 January 2002, 11:02 PM
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Not just a girlie thing at all JoanUK300
I was up at Epsom Downs the other day. Looking one way got a view of all the lights in London. Looking the other way (South) got a weird dark blue ,light blue sky. Very Romantic at the time.
I was up at Epsom Downs the other day. Looking one way got a view of all the lights in London. Looking the other way (South) got a weird dark blue ,light blue sky. Very Romantic at the time.
17 January 2002, 08:29 AM
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Thanks Joan,
This was taken at 4:35 pm yesterday, the light only lasted for about 10mins, I was lucky I had my camera to hand.
It almost makes Essex look interesting
Allan
This was taken at 4:35 pm yesterday, the light only lasted for about 10mins, I was lucky I had my camera to hand.
It almost makes Essex look interesting
Allan
17 January 2002, 05:21 PM
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Very nice Mark,
did a quick search and apparently a red sky is created when a greater depth of air at sunrise or sunset ends up completely absorbing or scattering the shorter wavelengths of visible light, or something like that
Allan
did a quick search and apparently a red sky is created when a greater depth of air at sunrise or sunset ends up completely absorbing or scattering the shorter wavelengths of visible light, or something like that
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18 January 2002, 10:53 PM
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Sweet photo's Allan - great view from your office.
I got this one in Wales Dec 23rd last year
I've got a copy of a cracking photo from Justin off the Evo forum - I'll see if he will let me post it.
I got this one in Wales Dec 23rd last year
I've got a copy of a cracking photo from Justin off the Evo forum - I'll see if he will let me post it.
19 January 2002, 09:13 PM
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BuRR,
Mine is with a Canon Digital Ixus (now replaced by the Ixus V). Justin's is from a digital, not sure which one - possibly a Sony.
http://www.cxi.org.uk/cars/evochristmas01/index.htm for the rest of the photo's I took that day.
HTH,
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Mine is with a Canon Digital Ixus (now replaced by the Ixus V). Justin's is from a digital, not sure which one - possibly a Sony.
http://www.cxi.org.uk/cars/evochristmas01/index.htm for the rest of the photo's I took that day.
HTH,
Chris.
20 January 2002, 05:50 PM
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Chris that is a very nice picture of Justin's.
BuRR, I'm using a Sony Cybershot DSC-P50, at only 2.1 MP it shows you don't need more to get good results
Allan
BuRR, I'm using a Sony Cybershot DSC-P50, at only 2.1 MP it shows you don't need more to get good results
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