Sunrise and Sunset
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This is a great place to sit, listen to the rushing water and admire the beautiful buildings surrounding you on all sides.
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?
One of the advantages of discovering the Galapagos on a cruise is that the sunrise and sunset are just a few steps away from your cabin. How can you resist that?
The Arch of Constantine is a triumphal arch located next to the Colosseum. It would be difficult to capture this Arch without including the Colosseum. The arch was erected in 315AD to commemorate Constantine I's victory over Maxentius at the Battle of Melvin Bridge. Have a great weekend!
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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grand tetons national park, wyoming, usa
Sunrises and sunsets in Africa are unforgettable moments. Images that we are so fond of that are kept forever in our memories.
At the time I took this shot, back in 2013, I just had a D300 that I was using on a full auto mode, shooting simple JPEG’s. No full-frame, no filters, no tripod, no bracketing, no RAW files, no post-processing, etc.
Today, when I revisit those images I deeply regret that, because now there isn’t much that I can do to post-process them. But, even with all those limitations, some of them are so impressive in their utter beauty, that with the help of a new software that gives some extra latitude in post-processing JPEG’s, I’ve decided to post this sunset photo.
Looking at it, you will certainly realize why I’m so fond of these memories, even if the image's tech specs aren't stunning (a sensor of just 12 megapixel, limited dynamic range and ISO management, ...),
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Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
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Lost - yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered, for they are gone forever.
Horace Mann
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.
The best sunrises and sunsets are equally as amazing when you look away from where the sun is... This was taken at sunrise looking westward.
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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."
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Location: Fall Trace (Moderate)
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Serie "Bocados de luz"(1): Diluyendo la niebla
La luz es caprichosa, a veces, el cielo adquiere un hermoso color similar al caramelo, por eso esta serie de fotos de amaneceres y atardeceres hace referencia a "bocados de luz".
"Diluir la niebla"
Desperté cuando la noche era aún una boca negra de desesperación, entonces, poco a poco, la luz domesticó los pensamientos, tejí una red de certezas que me permite andar por el filo cortante e inseguro de la cordura. Avanza el día y te diluyes, apenas una silueta, te quedas debajo de las capas del tiempo. Te extiendes a lo largo y a lo lejos, te diluyes. Salir de la niebla, romper la ceguera del no saber, del no entender.
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The light is capricious, sometimes the sky acquires a beautiful caramel color, that's why this series of photos of sunrises and sunsets refers to "bites of light".
"Diluting the mist"
I awoke when the night was still a black mouth of despair, then, little by little, the light domesticated the thoughts, I wove a network of certainties that allows me to walk on the sharp and insecure edge of sanity. The day advances and you dilute yourself, just a silhouette, you stay under the layers of time. You stretch far and far away, you dilute yourself. Get out of the mist, break the blindness of not knowing, of not understanding.
"Where the sky and the river merge ... Where the colors of sunrises and sunsets are brighter than dreams, where the Lord sees ..."
Prohodna Cave is one of the most famous and easily accessible caves in Bulgaria. It is located 2km away from the village of Karlukovo in a picturesque area with natural beauties and historical sights. The cave is a natural rocky bridge with a length of 262 m. There are 2 entrances - large and small. From the small entrance with a height of about 35 m, a path passes through the entire cave and goes through the big entrance (the largest cave in Bulgaria - 45m).
The cave is naturally illuminated by the huge entrances and natural openings in the attic - two holes. The holes that makes the cave unique. Located side by side, with the same almond-shaped shape, looks amazingly like huge eyes that seem to be staring at visitors. It is no coincidence that the local population calls them "the eyes of the Lord" and sometimes the "Devil's Eyes". Viewed at a certain angle, they even look like a face looking down, and in wet weather they seem to hey cry. Faced with this natural phenomenon, one remains amazed and slightly excited - the incredible symmetry and layout of the eye brings awe and a sense of mystery. The cave was declared a natural landmark in 1962.
Mount Kirkjufell and falls (Kirkjufellfoss) has been the place that was photographed by the countless people. Simply searching on Flickr alone resulted hundreds, if not thousands, of the photos taken at this place. No wonder it becomes an icon in Iceland. However, I can hardly find two photos identical. By rendering various sky, clouds, sunrise and sunset conditions, mother nature let us take a photo at an unique moment. Probably, this is the reason why people continue taking their photos at this iconic place years after years.
There is no "night" at this time of the year in Iceland. Sunset was at 12:00 am and sunrise at 2:30 am. The photo was taken around 11:30 pm.
"Έκθεση Πανοραμικής Φωτογραφίας της Ε.Φ.Ε."
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Delicate arch, free-standing arch, a widely recognized symbol of the state of Utah and one of the most famous geologic features in the world. Hiking the world's most famous natural stone arch: This trail climbs 480 feet (146 m) up a steep slickrock slope. The trail has no shade and some exposure to heights. It is very popular, especially at sunrise and sunset. It was taken at sunset, no really sunset, but cloudy sky and a little raining after this cloudy sky.
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.
If you are traveling in Tuscany, especially here in Val D'orcia, you will quickly see what your biggest problem is. It's to decide what you don't want to photograph.
So far we've focused on a few particularly spectacular locations at particular times of the day (sunrise and sunset) where it's hard to avoid the results being extraordinarily beautiful.
But when you're on your way to such places and just want to get from A to B, you're driving through a landscape that really keeps calling out to you: "Stop !! Take pictures !!!"
Then it's the middle of the day and you come across a view like this, for example.
You just can't get ahead because you keep stopping, walking back and HAD to take a picture.
I chose two of these "snapshots" for today and tomorrow (which was the next challenge) to make this clear to you.
Oh yes ... sometimes it's not easy :-)
Wenn Ihr in der Toskana unterwegs seid, vor allem hier im Val D'orcia werdet Ihr sehr schnell erkennen, was Euer größtes Problem ist. Es ist die Entscheidung was Ihr nicht fotografieren wollt.
Bisher haben wir uns auf wenige besonders spektakuläre Orte zu besonderen Tageszeiten (Sonnenaufgang und-untergang) konzentriert, wo es kaum zu verhindern ist, dass die Ergebnisse außergewöhnlich schön sind.
Doch wenn Ihr dann unterwegs zu solchen Orten seid und einfach nur von A nach B wollt, dann fahrt Ihr durch eine Landschaft die Euch wirklich ununterbrochen zuruft: " Anhalten !! Fotografieren !!!"
Dann ist es mitten am Tag und Ihr kommt zum Beispiel an so einem Ausblick vorbei.
Da kommt man einfach nicht voran, weil man ständig anhält, zurückläuft und ein Foto machen MUSS.
Zwei von diesen "Schnappschüssen" habe ich für Heute und für Morgen ausgesucht (was gleich die nächste Herausforderung war) um Euch dies zu verdeutlichen.
Ach ja ... man hat's schon manchmal nicht leicht :-)
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RKO_5901. The sunrise and sunset in Kenya can be magical!
Another image with "passe-partout" just to show how it would look like at a wall. I know that images with frames uploaded almost never go into Explore, but that's how it is!
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Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered for they are gone forever.
-Horace Mann-
Russborough House, County Wicklow, Ireland
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.
"....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.
⦿Spires Society - ++ Memento Mori ++
At the Midnight Order Event Feb 2023
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⦿[ContraptioN] - Valerian Shirt *???*
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⦿CELESTE - Alchemy Bench and Props
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⦿*Tentacio* - Hadria candelabra
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⦿Candle&Cauldron - Arachne Votives spider lights
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⦿[..::CuCa::..] - Elijah Pose Set armchair
At the Men Only Event Feb 2023
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⦿*REIndustries* - Knarr Rings & Bracelets
At the Men Only Event Feb 2023
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⦿Vango. - Ray Hair
⦿[ContraptioN] - The Everybook
⦿ [ kunst ] - Skull & books .08
⦿Apple Fall - Wine bottle and glass
Head: Lelutka Skyler
Pose and walking stick included with the armchair.
She moves the worlds
above and below
giving birth to
sunrise and sunsets
eternally blessing
the existence of
everything
known
and unknown
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?
I thought I would jump on the Year in Review bandwagon and select 9 of my favorite landscapes to post commemorating the past year. I have also created a Year In Review "Nightscapes" that I will be posting this evening. Hope you like them!!! :-)
This year has been an exciting and nerve racking year for me. Despite being unemployed for the first 3 months of the year and my medical issues with my kidney stone, my photography opportunities were plentiful. I have been lucky enough to have found a new “Bro-Tog” buddy Bill McIntosh and we have been shooting together at every available opportunity throughout the year. Then I met up with Wayne Pinkston and Quanah Parker for my annual Dark Sky trip through the southwest during the summertime Milky Way season and managed to grab a few good sunrises and sunsets.(BottomLeftCorner andTopLeftCorner). Then later in the fall I was fortunate to have a great time shooting fall color(CenterBottom) and had an incredible trip up to Oregon to shoot the eclipse with Ralf Rohner.(CenterPhoto) For my winter trip I spent that with David Swindler of Action Photo Tours scouting the more remote locations found in the southwest(CenterRowRightandLeft). Then to top off the year Bill and I experienced an incredible sunset last night in Death Valley. The sky lit up gloriously as we said Good-Bye to 2017. I'll be posting that one later.
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Not only are we treated to colorful sunrises and sunsets in winter - but we also see the snow take on the color of the skies. What a treat!
"Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered, for they are gone forever"
~Horace Mann
Location: Narvacan, Ilocos Sur
The iconic new sports hub dominates the scenery with its majestic dome and is one of the newest landmark in Singapore. Also visible next to the sports hub is the indoor stadium. Unfortunately the sunrise was not fully visible, but still it's beautiful! Let me know what you think of this picture!
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Located inside the Puri Light House.
Puri Municipality extends over an area of 16.3268 square kilometres (6.3038 sq mi) spread over 30 wards, which includes a shore line of 5 kilometres (3.1 mi).
Puri light house is situated near Baliapanda Cocopalm hotel close to sea beach where one can find the low crowd beach during sunrise and sunset.
This pano was taken shortly after sunrise from a viewpoint at the Grand Canyon's South Rim. The unique colors and capricious Canyon shapes spark to life as the sun light slowly moves in beyond the horizon. Sunrise and sunset offer spectacular lighting effects. The magnificence of the Grand Canyon does the rest.
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
Some say, "The biggest cliche in photography are sunrise and sunset" ... :) I say, sunrises and sunsets showcase the wonderful mother nature at its best, so I enjoy capturing them.
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))
Taken at ~15 minutes before sunrise yesterday, the sky was all blue with a bit of pink that I thought was interesting enough to warrant a photo, but by the time I got the camera setup, the pink was almost all gone!
The sky turned completely gray a few minutes later, and the sun never revealed itself until the afternoon.
Most of the sunrises and sunsets are colorless these days. Maybe it's the time of year?
I'm sure all of you share the same sentiment: I miss traveling!
Have a nice day!!!
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.
This three day music festival takes place on the edge of the Simpson Desert, outback Queensland. It gets its name 'Big Red Bash' music festival from the large red sand dune known as Big Red. Standing at 40 metres in height, and situated just 35km from Birdsville. The first of 1,140 parallel dunes in the Simpson Desert, the spectacular sunrises and sunsets from the top of Big Red are an experience not to be missed.
I cannot count the times I have been here during both sunrise and sunset and each time it is a complete new experience. This week, like many other photographers lined up right in front of the Cappella, I am waiting for the sun behind us to go down and throw its magic on the clouds and sky. Nothing happens. All have already long gone and I am still waiting. Soon I too give up, pack my stuff and start moving towards the back path. At that point I turn around and freeze!
The last picture of the day Loch Aoch ,Trossachs National Park , I had two days in Edinburgh, from there to Trossachs National Park, never been here , looking on a map and working out what should be good for a sunrise and Sunset and General scenery, to months would be better, the mountain in the distance is Inversnaid.....Thanks a lot for your comments, faves, invites, etc. Very much appreciated!
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One of the most iconic places in the world perhaps. I like to connect deeply with areas that I photograph. Get a feel for what hidden gems might reveal themselves if taken from a different perspective, or under different light. But this one is just simply a classic taken under astro twilight. What's fun about Iceland in late Feb. is that Astro twilight lasts for nearly 2 hours on both sides of sunrise and sunset. That's 4 hours of my favorite time of day, every day!! What a fun place to play with light in.