Thanks.
Any idea who made the album?

Yeah, the horizons looked straight last night....and I hadn't had a drink either

I've answered yes. I don't see that any of my images could ever be used in that manner, but if they were, then yes; I'd like to think I wouldn't "cross the street" as-it-were.

Thanks Mike.
I did think about the early morning start, but decided against it.
Which episode of Sky at Night was your shot shown on?

Well, I thought I'd wait to see comet PannStars, so I went along to New Brighton, where I'd have a decent view of the north west horizon.
Didn't see the comet, but did get some sunset photos.
C&C welcome.

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I've done quite a few sunsets and not seen it before this. Must have been the angle of the camera to the sun maybe. Still as long as it was only the filter, I know what to watch out for.
I probably should have seen it in the viewfinder. I really should learn to slow down and look properly.

OK...off with the filter unless needed.
I tend to keep it on to protect the lens, just in case.

Thanks guys.

I took this photo this evening, when I got home and checked it on the camera I appear to have two suns.
I was using a K10d, with Pentax 28 - 80mm with a skylight filter.
Could this be refraction within the filter?
It doesn't trouble me, I'm just curious.

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I started using a pen for CAD and much prefer them to mouse.

No interest?