Submitter's name	John Hudson
Title	New Brunswick sunset
Gear used	OM4T + Zuiko MC 135mm / f2.8 + tripod + prefire
Diaphragm	Not recorded
Shutter speed	Not recorded
Film used	Kodak Royal Gold 100 ISO
Technical information	I took a spot reading on auto right into the center of the sun, repositioned the viewfinder, set the focusing to infinity, and pressed the shutter release. The image is as scanned with only very minor tweaking for sharpness.
Subject information	Early April 2000 about ten miles east of Sackville in south east New Brunswick, Canada.
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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (olaf_greve@hotmail.com)

Very nice colours in this "almost night" picture :)

Comment left by: Mike Butler (abutler@flash.net)

I love the warm golden slow you've captured here.

Comment left by: Mike Butler (abutler@flash.net)

I love the warm golden glow you've captured here.

Comment left by: Barry Bean (bbbean@beancotton.com)

You can say that again, Mike!

Comment left by: Wiliam Wagenaar (wiliam2@wish.net)

Nice Golde sky (I said it again), combined with a silhouette. The silhouette could easily be a cemetary.

Comment left by: siddiq (no e-mail specified)

i've been puzzling over this one for a while; is it just this monitor or are there 4 parallel faint horizontal "wires" across the bottom third? Aside, it is a very nice pic, and i thought it was taken w/ a wide angle lens till I read it was a mild-tele!

Comment left by: Anonymous Visitor

In response to Siddiq: These are overhead high voltage power lines. There is a utility pole right behind the first tall tree on the left.

Comment left by: siddiq (no e-mail specified)

I see; VERY well camoflaged!

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