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Clicked @ Exposure : 1/720 s, F 6.7 @ 55 mm. ISO :100
Clicked Sunset after a long long time. This was a month back when went for Birding along with my friends. they were busy clicking birds and I took out time to capture this.
I try to take a bird in the center of the sun,but the sun was too strong,we cannot see it.But it's there...
Theodore Gall, unknown date, Northshore Sculpture Park, Skokie, Illinois, USA, sculpture. Photo 3 of 3.
As most of you will be aware we have had some really bad bush fires in Australia over the last few weeks. The effect of the smoke on the sunsets has been quite dramatic. Three days ago we noticed that the sun was a glowing pink colour as it went down. Yesterday I took some photos where it appears to be hot pink through the filter of light cloud and smoke.
Having spent a lot of time on the coast recently, I've been forced to experiment with shooting in the direction of the sun. It's something I've mostly avoided because of the flare issues. I guess photography is like life in general, sometimes I guess I just need that little push to expand my horizons
In October the sun rises east of the Sleeping Giant. In just a few more weeks the sun will emerge as a ball of fire over the Giant's head .... and by spring it'll cast its first light over the Giant 's toes.
This one cloud seemed determined to hold onto the sun to keep it from setting Hidden River Events, Asheville, NC Lisa Foster, photographer