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This is the reason why I'm so addicted to TrekEarth -- constructive criticism from other photographers (either good or bad). I decided to crop and frame this photo, turning a lemon into lemonade.

Background:
1. Mt. Wilson hosted many TV/radio transmitters on the summit. This photo is taken from the transmitter site.
2. There is no 360' degree view of Los Angeles from Mt. Wilson. We are looking South. On the right (west) is San Fernando valley (obstructed by mountains). On the left (East) is San Gabriel valley. (obstructed by trees, trasmitter towers and maintenance buildings. We have more mountians behind us (North).
2. This is the highest point and views on both sides are obstructed. I believe this is the best seat in the house.

Thanks to constructive criticisim from other photographers. I have come to the conclusion that the best way to approach this is to crop and frame the photo to eliminate unattractive black sky.

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Original Note:

This is a view of Los Angeles from Mount Wilson. It was one of clearer nights with some marine layers. Thanks to warm air (86' F) on a breezy winter day that created such a clear night.

On the left, you can see Palos Verdes Peninsula. Marine layers were illuminated by city lights. Stars were clearly bright (though not really visible in the photo.)

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