Not sure who this was directed at, but since Aussies shot is the one before it, I'll address it as if that was the shot you were talking about. 

RaptorF22 wrote on Feb 25^th, 2010 at 8:20am:



How is that not a sunset? 

It looks pretty low in the sky to me. 

Is the technical definition of a sunset now down to what color the sky is, or should we just be going on it's position in the sky?

If it's based on color only, which time of day & hue of color exactly defines when the sun is 'setting'

If we need to be really anal about it, then any time from 12:01 p.m. on, is technically a sunset, because after 12:00, the sun is beginning it's path toward setting.

And what about the poor souls who like to fly in the polar regions, where the sun doesn't set?

Or, we have the Wiki definition:

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This definition could disqualify every shot entered so far, in one way or another, and it also supports every shot entered so far.

This is why interpretation of the rules in the JC contest is left up to the judge, and not the participants.

What RaptorF22 may not consider to be a sunset, Chad might, and the opposite is also true.



Come on Judge Lunitic, what is your official definition of a sunset here?   

This is starting to look like Judge Raptor's contest in here. 

Sorry Shane! 
I removed my shot as it had no sunset in it (and therefore was not applicable).


...Frequent Flyer... Confusing moderators since 2009

Sorry again for the confusion, I won't remove my post next time.

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Bruce, where did you get that livery?

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I made it last night/ this morning (4.5 hours work so far) after seeing your request, do ya want it, do ya? well you'll have to wait another day before I send it to you.

Bruce

aussiewannabe wrote on Feb 25^th, 2010 at 2:18am:

Oh Canada!

http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/jcLuni8_gtirob01.jpg

Some Incredible shots out there.  The bar has been set extremely high, lets keep these screenshots rolling in. 

WOW, you guys are sure making this tough!