This is a shot of some old dock beams on Jupiter Island in Florida around sunset. I am not sure where that green light came from on the wood, but it looks nice.
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October 22nd, 2009 14:46 | Geoff
I have some Photomatix-edited pics of pilings at the water that have this weird greenish cast to them, too. But since I’m a “newbie” to this whole thing- I just figured it was me.
November 8th, 2009 18:17 | Aussie
Green light on the pilings at Jupiter?
The shot was at sunset?
Is it possible that you have captured the “Green Flash”?
It does exist.
Look it up.
(You are giving me so much pleasure – thanks!)