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Harry asked me to show some of my older stuff, so I'll start here. I love a good sunset. Most of these were takin off my patio. This will take some time looking back, but here's a few.

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Awesome sunsets, as expected. :tongue:
 
Very nice shots! I've started taking the D40 with me everywhere I go just in case I come across some great landscapes like you've got posted. I actually missed out on some awesome sunset shots two days ago when the wife and I were out cruising in the new Mustang since I didn't have my camera with me...
 
The d40 with the 18-55 lens fit under the front seat of my Volvo. The d200, not so much, but there are ways. It really goes everywhere with me. The wife also carries her Nikon P&S in her purse. Never know what you will see out there.
 

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