"Red sky in the morning..."

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"Red sky in the morning..."

Postby beaky » Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:05 pm

Few things more painful than having to crawl out of bed at dawn on a cold Sunday to go to work... as I stumbled out of my room to go feed the dog, cursing my very existence, I glanced out the LR windows and saw: incredible beauty. The reds were just amazing: these pix cannot quite convey it. And there is a certain shade of blue, not quite captuered here, but definitely my favorite shade of blue... just wish I could've sat there and watched it all unfold. And I did wait a bit, hoping to catch an arriving plane in silhouette against this stunning bacdrop, but... all was quiet at KEWR. Even the freight dogs were sleeping... ;D

But of course, this mix of clouds was a harbinger of some foul weather...

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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby flyboy 28 » Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:13 pm

"Red sky in the morning..."


Sailors take warning. :)

Incredible shots, Rotty. We had that same stuff here too. :)
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby beaky » Sun Jan 29, 2006 11:05 pm


Sailors take warning. :)

Aye... pilots, too!

Incredible shots, Rotty. We had that same stuff here too. :)

No way, that was my own special personal sunrise...
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby Willit Run » Sun Jan 29, 2006 11:46 pm

Beautiful shots!!! :)

  That first one is my favorite.  With the buildings, streetlights and trains and then the sunrise it just all comes together to make that shot awesome!! :) :) ;D
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby beaky » Mon Jan 30, 2006 7:00 am

Beautiful shots!!! :)

  That first one is my favorite.  With the buildings, streetlights and trains and then the sunrise it just all comes together to make that shot awesome!! :) :) ;D


Thanks. What i really like about it is that it came out pretty well considering it was shot thru 1/2" of plexiglass... with the lens right up on it, and little  direct light on the window, it's not too bad.
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby RHeite » Mon Jan 30, 2006 7:37 am

I'll have to put up a few from here at New River. The one thing I always enjoyed about working nights were the spectacular sun-sets we get...right over the field, its real surreal when you get an AH-1 coming in on the approach to 23, crosses right in front of the setting sun...absolutly beautiful.
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby Ijineda » Mon Jan 30, 2006 9:34 am

Wooooow!  ::)

Amazing view...
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby beaky » Mon Jan 30, 2006 1:26 pm

Wooooow!  ::)

Amazing view...


I believe I detect a note of sarcasm ("roll eyes" emoticon)...  you were perhaps expecting pictures of airplanes...?
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby flyboy 28 » Mon Jan 30, 2006 3:49 pm

No way, that was my own special personal sunrise...


Sorry dude. Governer Corzine decided that Newark and Bloomsbury share sunrises.

Sorry. :)
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby Ijineda » Mon Jan 30, 2006 4:31 pm

I believe I detect a note of sarcasm ("roll eyes" emoticon)...  you were perhaps expecting pictures of airplanes...?  



ehhm not at all, I was serious! but for some reason I clicked on the wrong emoticon...I wanted to post this one:  :o
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby beaky » Mon Jan 30, 2006 10:59 pm



ehhm not at all, I was serious! but for some reason I clicked on the wrong emoticon...I wanted to post this one:  :o




 Aha... I suspected as much; just wanted to "bust your chops"  :D :D
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby Jared » Tue Jan 31, 2006 12:06 pm

Holy smokes those shots are amazing! active sky or fs clouds?
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby bbstackerf » Tue Jan 31, 2006 5:48 pm

Excellent pics, Rotty. Mind if I ask what cam you used? I just got an Evolt 500 yesterday. My first DSLR and am curios about all thing photo.


Keni ;)


edit: duh. :-/ nevermind ;D
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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby TSC. » Tue Jan 31, 2006 6:02 pm

Amazing sunrise Rotty - No1 would make an excellent desktop background.

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Re: "Red sky in the morning..."

Postby beaky » Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:28 pm

Excellent pics, Rotty. Mind if I ask what cam you used? I just got an Evolt 500 yesterday. My first DSLR and am curios about all thing photo.


Keni ;)


edit: duh. :-/ nevermind ;D


I have a Kodak DX7590; got a super deal on it as it was a (virtually untouched) floor model. Was leery of buying a Kodak (their cameras have sucked since they stopped making the Brownie), but it has nice German optics (Schneider-Kreuznach). 7x optical zoom and up to 10x if you go digital. The digital zoom is pretty disappointing, but I've learned to work with 7x. It shoots at up to 5 MP, and also does pretty good video (something I haven't experimented much with so far).
 Eventually I'm gonna get a UV filter, wide-angle lens and maybe a more powerful zoom or telephoto lens for it.
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