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Por fin he conseguido lo que tanto querĂa hacer, esas figuras desdibujadas en el horizonte. Y ha sido pura casualidad, claro ;) Serendipia
Image straight out of the phone. No edits. No AI. Just natural beauty. (Barnegat Bay, New Jersey, pre-dawn)
After the sunset comes the "Blue Hour", the "Four Towers" are reflecting the ocher tones of the sunset sky that they have right in front, and in my back.
Picture taken in Pozuelo de Alarcon at Cerro de los Perdigones, pointing to Four Towers in Madrid, Spain
(From my personal digital image archive, year 2016)
Update 2021: There is now a fifth tower, which has been built between towers 2 and 3, but it is not as tall.
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Tras la puesta de sol llega la "Hora Azul", las "Cuatro Torres" estĂĄn reflejando los tonos ocres del cielo del atardecer que tienen justo enfrente, y a mi espalda.
Foto tomada en Pozuelo de Alarcón en el Cerro de los Perdigones, apuntando a las Cuatro Torres en Madrid, España
(De mi archivo personal de imågenes digitales, año 2016)
ActualizaciĂłn 2021: Ahora hay una quinta torre, que se ha construido entre las torres 2 y 3, pero no es tan alta.
Sooooo I wasn't planning on uploading anything but just got lucky with the moon tonight so I thought why not.
The moon is one of my favourite subjects to shoot, I just love it! As for this photograph...this is legit what I saw outside my window tonight. It was sunset and the moon was out, giving off this radiant glow. There was such an ambiance and atmosphere surrounding the moon, I think I spent more time observing it with my own eyes rather than actually capturing it with my camera.
As for the strong purple colours, like I said this was taken during sunset and believe it or not the colours have been seriously reduced here...interestingly I wasn't able to capture much of the details of the moon as I have in previous pictures but I guess that's something to do with the moon itself (I'm not entirely sure but may be because of the glow it was giving off)
Anyways I hope you guys like it!
... hard to believe it is here already this week ... seems like I just took this photo at the 4th of July yesterday ... but Turkey Day is about here. Where does the time fly?
At the edge of day, where colors dissolve, an old watermill stands and a boat remains resist the tides
A place often photographed at sunriseâwhen the light rises just in front of the pierâyet no less beautiful when night begins to fall.