Some time ago I posted a similar shot, taken at a similar time, of who I think are the same pair. The difference is of course in the colour. Maybe someone of a more scientific bent can explain to me why this morning displayed a golden hue, and the previous shot was of a pinkish tendency.
Now, I happen to like today's photo a little bit more than the one of a month ago. Now I want to know which one you like better?
Why?
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I think low intensity burns for forestry & fuel reduction purposes help our sunsets during autumn/winter - you never see the Hazards at Freycinet looking as pink as the postcards would have you believe outside of the fire-permit-free period...
The blues also seem more subtle.
God bless.
Stop using the Photoshop - here I reversed this photo back to original pink atmosphere:D:D:D http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/4250/havingapaddle.jpg
Kārlis Padegs was famous for it!
There's more contrast to it, more zing.
I'm not sure why the colors change. Probably has to do with the sunrise.
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Well, I appreciate you know Mr Padegs more than I do:)