I cannot get a got photo of the sunset from where I usually watch for wildlife, but on the evening of the day after Christmas I manged to capture this sunset just a few moments before the color was gone from the sky. Taken with a Canon 40D and 70-200mm at 70mm, ISO 100 with 2 stops underexposture. 
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The colors here are wonderful. The play of the line of gray cloud above makes it that much more interesting.
Oh... such a wonderful sky photo.
Cheers,
DSM
A beautiful moment.
Admiring you for your photograpic skills. :)
I think I'll change my old 300D for a 40D very soon. You have convinced me!
I love sunsets....so globally uniting us all!
The colors are wonderful, beautiful sunset!
I have never seen such colors in a sunset. This is amazing. So unusual. Thanks. Happy New Year.
Hi,
That is beautiful.I love sunsets and am lucky enough to get some lovely ones here where I live.
That is beautiful!! It could be a ocean scene or a mountain scene!! You got a good shot there!
Well how can I follow the comments above? I can only say that it's a stunner, not like your wildlife pictures but just as awesome.
Williard, you did good! Thanks for joining Sky Watch.
Wow....Absolutely beautiful shot!
Happy Skywatch Friday!
Reminds me of the layers in a sand jar!
I love it :)
I like to be in your shoes sometimes and see what it feels like to witness these kinds of events. You are so lucky. The finest cameras, lenses and locations.
Beautiful shot. What do you think of the 40D? My dream camera is a 30D, but my husband's dream camera is the Mark II.
I'm glad I found your blog through Sky Watch Friday. I've subscribed to your blog feed now so I can come back on a regular basis.
One sunset captured.
Fantastic.
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one word~~~~~~~~ WOW
Wow, that is so pretty.
You did get some beautiful sky sunset colors in there.. How lovely to be treated to such a beautiful site!! :) :)
Very relaxing photo!
How lovely and peaceful that is. Very nice. My Sky Watch Friday is here.
I love sunset photos.
Hey, you're a Skywatcher now! Cool picture. That's Deneen's Gap, isn't it?
Ash,
You are correct that is Deneen's Gap from the hill above our house.
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