Then look to the otherside (Red Hot Chilli Peppers) of the horizon, you might just spot the most beautiful sunset. It doesn't matter how many times you have 'graphed it --- every 'graph is unique.
*ps: mess around with the exposure of your camera, the sun is way too bright, o ka se tshese film.
1ove
Dop.e!
Here I am on my return greeted by the guru! Darn! Missed you guys. Great take ntwana!
look to the sun?
inspirational --
i wait to witness how next you "see" a sunset
Hey constructive comment, if you blow out saturation too much,you end up with the pixelated effect like above.
Rather use curves :)
curves? which curves? i have some 'curves' that allow for 'shadow, darkness, light, highlights' on Adobe 'something' just when you open a RAW file
My man.. we need to meet up dammit, hell i'll send a cab for you tonight, fancy a drink at the hotel?
Madume Lebogang
I am now four years in the Nothern Cape, the place is sorrounded by mountains, I dont get to see this kind of beautiful sunset. The picture looks perfect.
Hello, Bareng!
We meet again, huh! What you doing up northern-cape?
@daniel: sowwy, dude saw this now --- got a bit o' work to do ---
yeah yeah, i get the feeling we will never meet up :p
Dumela, Lebogang
Retail job took me from Westgate (JHB) to NCape. I am originally from Mpumalanga, Phake, near Mmametlhake.
Ahhh, that close to 'true' home - Marapyane --- but you did say on SinahNtholiNkoane --- né?
How is the NCape --- I think it's the only province I haven't been to.
@Daniel: we will comradé, we will --- building a empire is time consuming --- which means nite-time I working, we should try meet up during the day ---
TOO DOPE!
Sick!
finally something good comes out of load sheding.
