Sunrise and Sunset
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This is the same flower as the one I posted yesterday, but taken at a lower pov and with a different focus. Here the sun is the focus instead of the flower and I filtered it to bring out the sunshine. This might be what my friend Gunta has suggested to be a flowerscape rather than a flower shoot! Which one appeal to you more?
The Jardin des Tuileries is a public garden located between the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde. The Place du Carrousel is a part of the garden facing the Louvre museum. Here, the Louvre museum can be seen in the background of this image.
in harsh light, shoot in the shade or indoors; if hard shadows fall over the subject, pop some strobe in there. Do something interesting, make any lighting situation work for you-it can, if you do it creatively :-)
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The sunrises and sunsets on the southern coasts of Sri Lanka vary in their spectacularity. While we enjoyed this sunset 2 years ago, they have not been nearly as spectacular in recent weeks.
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"You are close to me in mind and soul
but so far away
from one sunrise to the next……
even farther from the next sunset…..
i can feel you with my eyes closed…
i can see your warn breath graze my skin
wanting to touch you with my full heart…..
and hold you so close to my soul
Tonight and every night…
I shall dream of you.
under the glow of a moon’s light
i want to breathe you in
and taste your lips as yours kiss the sins on mine."
Source: sleepinsidemysoul.tumblr.com/post/128757591663#notes
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"Human activity such as pollutants can also enhance the colors at sunrise and sunset. Larger amount of pollution higher up in the atmosphere increases the amount of scattering of particles. Other weather phenomena, such as Saharan dust, volcanic chemicals, and wildfire smoke, also increase the number of particles available in the atmosphere. Similar to pollutants, the increase in particles can provide increased chances of scattering which could lead to more vivid sunrise and sunsets."
Any season has its own photographical highlights. In the spring time, these are blossoms, sunrises and sunsets during the summer and in autumn fog and the colours. The winter is standing for minimalism, because during the winter in nature all is about to reduce everything to its necessarily minimum to keep enough recources for a new start in spring. If anyone of You is wondering if I deleted the sky, I didn't. On that evening sky was probably sold out, the same as colours.
Jede Jahreszeit hat ihre fotografischen Highlights. Im Frühling sind es die Blüten im Sommer die Sonnenauf- und -untergänge und im Herst die Farben und der Nebel. Der Winter steht für den Minimalismus, denn im Winter geht es in der Natur darum alles auf das nötigste Minimum zu reduzieren, so dass im Frühling genug Reserven für den Neustart da sind. Falls sich jemand von Euch fragt, ob ich den Himmel gelöscht habe, nein hab ich nicht. An diesem Abend war der wohl gerade ausverkauft, die Farben wohl auch.
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Sunrises and sunsets in Botswana are often magnificent. It is truly an untamed paradise where wilderness prevails, not big cities or big concentrations of people.
A perfect sunrise and sunset location between Dead Horse Point State Park and Canyonlands NP / Island in the Sky.
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RKO_5901. The sunrise and sunset in Kenya can be magical!
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Not the place to be with 40mph winds.....got sand blasted but what a view and definetly one to return to....sunrise and sunset are both at sea for another month!!!!
Once again our house beach in the south of Sri Lanka. If it is not rainy sunrises and sunsets are always gorgeous. But every day is different. It is an interesting task to observe the difference in sunsets and sunrises from day to day.
Sunrise and sunset on the first day of summer were marked by some fog, dust and grayness.
Best regards from Šilo, island of Krk on June 21, 2021.
"Nature's last stand, on the boundaries we have created." The common linnet is rapidly declining in numbers. Our future sunrises and sunsets must be greener in nature...
"....disregard the screaming in the background."
I love me a gorgeous backdrop, just look at those floor shadows - this is a build that loves sunrise and sunset effects for extra shadow drama into the room; we've all been spoilt by the wonderful items at Midnight Order which has surpassed itself this month. And head on over to Men Only for the armchair, which contains several high quality poses with included matching walking stick.
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⦿Candle&Cauldron - Arachne Votives spider lights
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Head: Lelutka Skyler
Pose and walking stick included with the armchair.
in a beautiful place where you can enjoy sunrise and sunset, then you are living like a lord. ~ Nathan Phillips
Doing the lord thing at Wrightstville Beach, NC.
... SO GLAD I did not go back into hotel when I came out in the dark and it was raining ... being up for sunset the day before, and the limited amount of night that occurs there in Alberta during the summer months, I really wanted to get some needed sleep.
But I realized that the whole reason for exploring Canada while on vacation was for seeing the amazing places there and under neat lighting conditions (sunrise and sunset).
Another view here of the amazing 2 minutes where this rainbow popped in over the Lake Moraine area at sunrise.
This may be the shot taken then that ends up on metal backing and hanging either at home or in my office at work. (hint for a XMAS for Mrs. Krach to get for me ;))
She moves the worlds
above and below
giving birth to
sunrise and sunsets
eternally blessing
the existence of
everything
known
and unknown
Here up north we get very little sunlight in the winter. The sun rises at about 9 am and sets between 3 and 4pm. During that time there's very little sunshine because the sun keeps really low to the horizon.
In the even northern end of Finland, above the arctic circle, the sun doesn't really even rise above the horizon, so for a while during the day you get an evening like glow of combined sunrise and sunset and that's it. The sun "rises" at 11 am and sets right before 2 pm. Of the 24 hours of a day, you have 20 hours of darkness.
Thankfully during the summer it's the exact opposite. The sun doesn't even go below the horizon.
This makes a huge difference between seasons; in the summer it's almost always daylight but in the winter it's pretty much dark all the time.
That's why a 10 minute window of sunshine is worth so much.
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Sunrise and sunset are constant feature of our daily life, happens everyday and it's unique beyond recognition, sunset is a reminder, one more day have elapsed, are we any closer to our goals?
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TODAY. Lost, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two elegantly crafted golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward will be offered, for they are lost forever.
Spent today in Laguna Beach shooting with friend and fellow Flickr photographer Matt Straite. We originally planned to drive down to La Jolla in San Diego but the radar was showing heavy cloud coverage in that area, so we decided to bail on the 2+ hour drive and shoot locally. We headed out down the freeway and about half way there it started raining fairly heavy, but we ignored it and talked tech the whole way there. About 10 miles from the beach the rain subsided and after about a hour the cloud cover started breaking up to show some nice blue sky. We arrived on location and were surprised by how high the tide was. I had checked the tide chart before departure and it showed that at sunset the tide would already be receding about 1 meter, which gave us a very limited shooting area and and an occasional splash dash.
Matt and I staked our claim and watched as the sky burst into color, We both looked at each other and pulled an instant high five. We knew it was going to be grand.
I have shot this tower before but have never had the opportunity to shoot it with the sun in the scene, mainly because I had never heard of "The Photographer's Ephemeris". This app is a great resource for sunrise and sunset mes as well as angle of arrival and departure. It was nice knowing where the sun was going to be before I arrived at a location, although I was off a bit on the tide level it didn't stop Matt and I from grabbing some rad shots.
Matt's an experienced photographer that know's his stuff!! You can view his stream at this address. Thanks Matt, Had a great time yesterday. Looking forward to our next photoquest. :)
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Who doesn't look forward to waking up to a tranquil sunrise? Though the mountains are unpredictable in weather, the sunrises and sunsets are nothing short of spectacular
This Barn Owl has been delighting birders and photographers in the Atlanta area as it forages over grassy fields around sunrise and sunset. I hope all the attention doesn't ultimately drive it away from its current feeding grounds.
In this view you can see the heart-shaped face. I went back yesterday and was hoping for better face on views at closer range but despite the excellent show the owl gave it didn't make a close enough face on pass in good enough light to greatly improve what I got the first visit. So this is another image from my first visit. There are generally quite a few photographers and/or birders there-up to 3 dozen or more some mornings-so it is likely best for the owl if everyone is observing from the same area and for the most part most folks have been considerate enough.
The necessary vantage point is into the rising sun so the window of acceptable light is rather narrow unless you get a bright overcast morning light and such a morning must coincide with your own availablity to get there for it and of course there is the unknown each time of how long the owl forages any morning or if it shows up at all!!! In the evenings the owl generally appears when the light is already marginal at best.
Learn to love the sunrise and sunset, the beating of the rain on the roof and windows, and the gentle fall of snow on a winter day. ~Lowell L. Bennion~
It was like fire dropped and lit up the sky! I have seen many beautiful sunrises and sunsets over my life, but this one was very special. My wife and I took a bit of a jaunt down to OBX on Thanksgiving morning and my were we ever rewarded! As I look back upon the year, there were many joys and many hardships, but the one thing that I know for sure was that the LORD was always faithful to us!
Winter sunrises and sunsets add uplifting color during the dark days of an Alaskan winter.
(The natural sky was such a vivid color that I actually toned it down a bit.)
“The sky takes on shades of orange during sunrise and sunset, the colour that gives you hope that the sun will set only to rise again.”
- Ram Charan
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YOU'RE GONNA BE OK – BRIAN & JENN JOHNSON
I wonder if the doctors want to
put me in a cardboard box
tidy their files and empty their drawers
make more room for their Winter stocks
take my hope and condemn me
to a life without a reason
to a darkness with no light
just Winter and no other season
but that is no life for someone like me
I need to fly; need to feel the breeze
need the sunlight to bring my freckles out
need the ocean within in me for my heart's ease
I never want to leave this world
worse off than when I found it
I want to plant and sow and grow
beautiful ideals and find my fit
for I am always on a mission
to bring the light to brighten your eyes
and I never mean to bring you down
but the honesty in me can never lie
I bring to you all that I am
raw, exposed and dutiful
I hope to be the mirror in which you see
yourself so bold and beautiful
I long to hug you close to me
to kiss your cheek and take your hand
for you are the one who sets me free
accompanies me across a once forgotten land.
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Sorry I have been a bit quiet. I have been having further tests for the past week and today received the results. All is very, very well. Not perfect, but then I don't do perfect! ; 0) Seems that one of my doctors gave me the worst case scenario somewhat prematurely … now I have the chance to prevent his diagnosis ever becoming a reality! I didn't know it was possible to be over the moon and furious simultaneously! ; 0)))) I have always to take good care of myself. Not everything can be completely fixed, but for now, I am very, very happy and will continue to improve on today's results!! Thank you for your wonderful support, dear friends. I wish you a very happy weekend! xx
HFF from my garden! : 0))
A spectacular array of colors adorn the hills of Artists Palette.
Tucked behind an unassuming yellow landscape, the rainbow of Artists Palette is the highlight along the Artists Drive Scenic Loop. Here, visitors marvel at an array of colors (red, orange, yellow, blue, pink, and green), splashed across the hills. These colors are from volcanic deposits rich in compounds such as iron oxides and chlorite, which creates a rainbow effect.
Stunning not only at Artists Palette, the Artists Drive loop winds through hills carved by the erosive power of water, and gives vistas of both the rugged Black Mountains and swirling white salt flats. While no maintained trails exist along this loop, several pull outs provide safe parking areas from which to explore this unique landscape on foot.
Although Artists Drive and Artists Palette are beautiful any time of day, sunrise and sunset provide additional shadows and changing light, further enhancing the allure of this incredible place.
When visiting Artists Palette, allow approximately 30 minutes to detour from Badwater Road along the one-way Artists Drive Scenic Loop. The drive begins 8.5 miles (13.7 km) south of the Hwy 190/Badwater Rd. junction and has a length restriction of 25 ft. (7.6 m) due to sharp bends and large dips.
Mather Point
Grand Canyon Nat'l Park, AZ
02-11-23
I believe I took this in the amphitheater section to the east of Mather Point, which can get quite crowded during sunrise and sunset even in the middle of winter!
I stayed at the Yavapai Lodge inside the Park, so it was a short drive to the Visitor Center Parking Lot, which leads to Mather Point. Even though I left early enough, I drove up Highway 64 to Yaki Point to photograph the sunrise, forgetting that it was only open to shuttle busses. I missed some beauteous pinkness, but got this fire right before sunrise, and am quite satisfied with the images I shot that morning, and during the whole trip.
There are some days
when the sunset light blazes in curls,
burning orange upon the clouds
bending at the end of the world -
And sometimes you can actually feel
that silent presence...in whispers unhearable,
burning away in the beauty of the sunset
at this, the end of day, nearly unbearable -
When you're feeling extremely fragile
and can find no way returning Home,
the difference between sundown and sunset is the difference between lonely and alone.
~Smoky Hoss
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We spent 3+ days in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada to attend a rocket launch event. Sunrises and sunsets are always nice to observe on the playa (dry lakebed). It looks different every time, depending on the clouds.
I captured the sun rising from a distant mountain. We had beautiful clouds that morning.
I processed a balanced HDR photo from three RAW exposures, and a separate balanced HDR photo from the dark exposure. I merged them, taking the sky from balanced HDR photo of the dark exposure to get the intense color, and the desert from the one based on three exposures to get low noise.
-- © Peter Thoeny, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, HDR, 3 RAW exposures, NEX-6, _DSC7436_7_8_hdr3bal1f
I went to Maine to shoot lighthouses with beautiful sunrises and sunsets in the background as I see from so many of my Flickr friends. However, it wasn't meant to be. All it did was rain. When it didn't it was gray or fog. :(
So here I'm taking what nature gave me. A foggy morning in Main as the Portland Head Light shines bright.
More on the back story here www.talkemount.com/threads/grey-days-in-maine.18452/#post...
After an almost cloudless pre dawn, from out of nowhere came these clouds to add a colourful backdrop for the remains of the Pier at Steetley.
You would hardly think this was taken on the same morning as the other shots I have previously posted of Steetley. It just goes to show how light conditions can change so quickly around the time of sunrise and sunset.