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My best is always the one I enjoyed creating and the one that I could see before the shot, maybe not the exact detail, but the story the shot would tell. That is when I know I made the difference. I also cannot escape from waxing/waning light and the transformation of the world as the sun sets...

Almost missed the sunrise and just couldn't move to the other side of the trees (or the window), but this is what 2015 looked like from the where I first saw it.

OK. Same tree. Used 6 shots with 2 horizontal and 3 vertical, just to see what could be done. Think they should have been overlapped more, maybe cut down on the distortion at the bottom. Does seem to give a better idea of the size of the tree.

Shadow of the photographer on the verge of attack by the shadow of something much larger as the light fades for the last time on 2014.

I was not high enough (elevation wise) to catch the sunset at the far horizon, so opted for a few ancillary subjects to aid the primary.

Not sure if this might be Whoville or perhaps an elf village. Does look like there are some dancers in the trees.

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I count 22 participants in the 52 for 2015 Project and I think we have a few more that have not started a thread yet. Think we're going to have some fun next year and see some good works. Good job pushing to get this going @traceyjj :applouse:

Thought about just adding these as techniques and settings to be used on my Nikonites 52, but then thought it would be good to have a separate thread. - Planning to work with a technique/setting (on and off) for a week and post one or a few images that seem to work. - May use some of the same...

Planted this in Scott's World of December thread, but thought it deserved a plant here as well. This is a two shot vertical pan.

Same tree, but 2 shots instead of three, and pass thru Lightroom.

Vertical pan & stitch of one big sycamore tree.

Clone a little eyebrow over and a little cheek up and glare begone. Would be better with a higher res pic to start.

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I think @480sparky nailed it. The flare shows up on the opposite side of the lens center from the light source. So, this kind of flare would always be flipped horiveritcally (<<<<<<new word. I just made it up.)

Moon's evidently do grow on trees. There's one in the middle appears to be going thru a some sort of molt, maybe getting ready to fall off and grow even bigger.

First click of the first sun I've seen in days.

Finally.... the sun does still exist.

Nice looking train man's watch you got there, @weebee.

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