SteveStrummerUK
On the final trip, mine was the only motor in that car park - just my daughter and I stood there, camera on tripod waiting and waiting.
LOL - by the time I was taking the shots I was waiting for, another 9 or 10 cars had pulled up and their occupants had all joined us, phones and compact cameras snapping away!
I like to think that maybe as I 'looked the part', they'd all stopped because a bloke wiv a proper camera was snapping away 
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LOL, Steve. Maybe you did inspire some people.
You have to love shooting sunsets. They seem to go one of two ways.
You set up and wait patiently. Sometimes it opens up, sometimes it doesn't.
Or, you see it happening. You have a two minute window, and it takes a minute and a half to get into position. You race down the hill and fire off a dozen or so shots. One of them is "that" shot.
You stop to catch your breath. Only then do you realize the keys are still in the car, and it's still running
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