Sunsets

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These are a few pictures of two different sunsets. I loved the colours :)

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And this is a random picture of a tree.. I don't know but I think I like it ;)

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I absolutely love the second picture. The colors are fantastic, and the lines are used in a very interesting way. Great job on that one. The others seemed a little plain to me. Sorry. :/
The focal points weren't very interesting.. and were almost always centered. Which tends to irk me. But of course, that's a personal bias, so you shouldn't take my thoughts into consideration. :)

I do like the first one.. very simple picture, but nice. And the one of the tree.. love the shift of tone in the background. I just don't love them like the second one. c:

Great job though.. seriously. :)

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Hi Reader, Pink here :D

1.I like this one, but I do think the boat is kind of in the way and maybe it would look better without it there :)
2. Again, beautiful picture but I'm afraid the boats there are still in the way. I bet it could make a pretty awesome wallpaper though.
3.This is probably my favorite. I seem to have a thing for blue and orange pictures. I like how the clouds are low and the hint of orange kind of jumps out at you. (I wish you made these bigger so I could get a better glance). :3
4. Nice background on this one, maybe you could have caught more of the tree though, it might have looked more complete because right now it's kinda missing something. Anyways, it still looks innocent to me.

Nice work!

~Pink
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These were very nice, I thought. The second was sort of ruined by the random boat, but eh. The second was very, very pretty, probably my favorite. The clouds are positively stellar, and since it's darker, the Random Boat went less noticed. It was so... vivid. Sometimes you forget colors that stunning even exist, until pictures like this come along, and it's like "Boom, magic colors!" and everyone sort of just... blanks. Because of the beauty. And I'm rambling.

The third might be a second favorite. The clouds were on your side then, I can tell; that color is very nice, and the shape looks nice with that sky. Whoa... I'm getting technical about clouds. Pardon me while I freak. But anyway, I liked the shades of color in this one, how the sand was so dark, the horizon so... orange (softly, though, not like life preserver orange. But you knew that.) and all smeared (?). The pattern of the waves is pretty great too. The tree... eh. I would've liked it a lot more if I saw the whole tree, not just the leaves. Might've seemed more natural, instead of just a half oval of leaves.

So, I liked the colors in this, a lot, and the beach pictures were my favorites. Random Boat bugged me, but I'll let it slide because I'm fairly certain you couldn't help that. Approval from me.

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Hey! WOAH, the second one was amazing! The sky kind of looks like a really close up picture of a planet. And I love how the water reflects the beautiful colors of the sky! I also liked the third one the way the clouds are so low! The first one was okay but I am in love with the second one! XD
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Since I know you guys don't like the random boats, these are two pictures without the boats. They're not as good (in my opinion), but no boats :P And they're bigger ;)

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Russets and tangerine shades of old gold flushing the very outside edge of the senses ... deep shining ochres, burnt umber and parchments of baked earth—reflecting on itself and through itself, filtering the light.
— Guildenstern (Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard)