I didnt take this - wish I had - thought Id share the beauty Canon EOS 6D EF 24-105mm f/4L @ 24mm 10 sec at f / 18 ISO 100 3 Signh-Ray Graduated Neutral Density Filters Sunrise of Fire Sunrise of Fire was taken on a short trip to Boulder, Colorado where I actually spent less than 24 hours, back in December 2012. I was told by a lady on the plane to visit a certain restaurant on Flagstaff Rd. I am glad because it happens to be the road that heads out of Boulder straight into the mountains. I was simply in awe of the magnitude and beauty of this sunrise. It remains to this day one of the most beautiful, magnificent, and awe-inspiring sunrises Ive ever seen in my life. The entire sky seemed like it was lit up on fire, and the entire horizon was a beautiful, thick line of orange. It is a sunrise that I will never forget. And a moment forever captured to share with the world. This shot was taken early in the morning from a lookout on this road which overlooks Boulder. The beautiful sunrise was so strong, I had to use 3 Singh-Ray filters stacked over my Canon 6D and EF 24-105 f/4L lens. Shot at 24mm with an aperture of f/18, at ISO 100, for a 10 second exposure. This image has not been edited or touched up in Photoshop, except for a standard lens correction in LightRoom. The amazing colors and overall exposure of the image was made possible due to the use of the Singh-Ray graduated neutral density filters - I dont leave home without them! Shot with Canon EOS 6D and 3 different Singh-Ray GND filters - a 2 stop hard, 3 stop soft, and a 3 stop reverse grad. This photo was also featured on the website, TodaysPhoto.org! Heres the link to TodaysPhoto.org and Sunrise of Fire, which is featured as Picture of the Day today, January 6, 2013: todaysphoto.orgI/picture-of-the-day/sunrise-of-fire Canon EOS 6D EF 24-105mm f/4L @ 24mm 10 sec at f / 18 ISO 100 3 Signh-Ray Graduated Neutral Density Filters
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