2MP Sunrise by anahata.c
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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2012, Before a storm.
Thanks for seeing all these older pieces...I'm not photographing these days, so I'm dipping into my archives.
Thanks for all your visits!
Have a fine Monday,
Mark
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Comments (16)
This is like a pleasant dream. Soft and tender. A wonderful capture in golden brown colors. Even with 2MP. As I said before, you can create wonders with any camera.
fabulous capture, Mark!
Glorious photo! I seldom see sunrises. Too Lazy.
Truly a breathtaking view, Mark. That sunsetting is awesome along with your shot my friend. Love the rich golden tones.
A fantastic sunset Mark happy to get a peek my friend!!!!!
Really lovely! As is so often said, it's not about the magnitude of your equipment but where you point it.
what a beautiful sunset. the colors are so smooth and warm.
this brings a sense of peace
A spectacular sunset!!
Truly a beautiful photo!!
Nice composition. The blur give this a dreamlike quality I really like.
stunning at any pixels
Very beautiful !
That's a beautiful sunrise, Mark! You captured it superbly - it looks great even at 2MP. Hope you pick up a camera again soon - you have such a great eye, my friend!
This is glorious Mark.Such a magical look to it my friend.I hope all is well for you.Cheers
That camera wasn't so great for getting nice, sharp, clear pictures, but boy, did you make some fabulous art with it! I remember how amazed I was at the time. Those first pictures you sent me were both horrible and brilliant. No matter the limitations of the camera, the work you did with it showed a deep understanding of composition and form, and even the "worst" shots had something going for them. (Do you still have that picture of the fan?)