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Tay sunset.
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What a gorgeous sunset!
I particularly like number 3 with that bird silhouetted.
I like the perspective on number 1 but I think it is just a bit too dark to work - you really have to squint hard to see any detail so you are left with a big black space.
Maybe try cropping it just below the buildings.
I particularly like number 3 with that bird silhouetted.
I like the perspective on number 1 but I think it is just a bit too dark to work - you really have to squint hard to see any detail so you are left with a big black space.
Maybe try cropping it just below the buildings.
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These are lovely Eileen! 2+3 are some of my faves you have taken I reckon 
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Some lovely colour there.
I've worked on Riverside Drive for 15 years now and I've still never photographed the Tay bridge.
I've worked on Riverside Drive for 15 years now and I've still never photographed the Tay bridge.
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Originally Posted by little me
What a gorgeous sunset!
I particularly like number 3 with that bird silhouetted.
I like the perspective on number 1 but I think it is just a bit too dark to work - you really have to squint hard to see any detail so you are left with a big black space.
Maybe try cropping it just below the buildings.
I particularly like number 3 with that bird silhouetted.
I like the perspective on number 1 but I think it is just a bit too dark to work - you really have to squint hard to see any detail so you are left with a big black space.
Maybe try cropping it just below the buildings.
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Originally Posted by Azz
These are lovely Eileen! 2+3 are some of my faves you have taken I reckon
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Originally Posted by Phil
Some lovely colour there.
I've worked on Riverside Drive for 15 years now and I've still never photographed the Tay bridge.
I've worked on Riverside Drive for 15 years now and I've still never photographed the Tay bridge.
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Some nice shots you have captured there, Pepsi
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Those are really beautiful. Love number 2!
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Thanks guys! It was a beautiful sunset!
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