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Nice shot ivy!
Thanks Carol, these kind of shots are so fleeting, in minutes it's all changed and the moment's gone, a few people emailed similar shots to the tv station, seems it just happened In this area last night.
 
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1375821996.904243.webphad another go, it's slightly better.
 
<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=46451"/>had another go, it's slightly better.

I didn't see the other picture here, but this one looks better than the one in iPhone Forum, imo.
 
thanks sci, i looked again tonight but it was just a dull dark sky.
In the last year I've only managed to get 2 really spectacular sunset/sunrise shots. I saw several more, but had no camera available at the time. Here's a repeat of the one from this past May. image-4281026119.webp
The second shot is a sunrise shot from last fall.

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I only have a couple of sunsets on my iPad.

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Grand Turk, BWI, about 30 years agoimage-2703630253.webp

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View to the hillside of Parndorf Plain, taken from a small hill in Mönchhof.



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It's almost flat there, not completely.
 
View to the hillside of Parndorf Plain, taken from a small hill in Mönchhof

It's almost flat there, not completely.

Hi Johanna - being an enophile, I was looking at your first image; of course, a vineyard - trying to figure out the vine trellising (many options) - looks like some 'double row' arrangement? In the USA, many different ones are used but the single row T-shaped are common (such as Cordon - just saw some real ones on our recent wine tour in NC) - not sure what are the common choices in Austria (not that familiar w/ the wines there although the 'whites' in particular receive some excellent reviews in the Wine Spectator) - also love the wind machines - for those here not knowing the reason - first not to produce electricity, but to create 'air circulation' around the vines especially in the spring when temps might overly chill or freeze the vines/grape grooming - Dave :)


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