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Sunset time in the Masai Mara is always a magical time.
With the sun setting the horizon suddenly changes from clear blue to fiery red and if there is a storm close by you will see rainbow of colours all over the skyline.
Whilst on safari we always try and get to a strategic location to place the sun as it is setting for a memorable photograph. This was taken in the Masai Mara during a photography safari.
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The sunsets behind the Mogotes in VInales are absolutely stunning and magic. Here's an example
Sunset is not an end but a sign of tomorrow. - Sharpee
This is a true tone direct from the camera. Used only Photoshop for the watermark.
The sunset as it was five minutes ago. To a life long film man, this seems like a miracle.
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I visit this place often, you never know what the weather will bring. There was nobody at the beach, usually lots of folks. This time not a cloud in sight, still the sunset was lovely.
The sunsets are quite beautiful over Old Montreal. Even the dome of the famous Marche Bonsecours lights up!
‎Sapete, è geniale questa cosa che i giorni finiscono. E’ un sistema geniale. I giorni e poi le notti. E di nuovo i giorni. Sembra scontato, ma c’è del genio. E là dove la natura decide di collocare i propri limiti, esplode lo spettacolo. I tramonti.
Alessandro Baricco, Oceano Mare
Un altro tramonto , stavolta ho utilizzato un duplicatore di focale Kenko 2x con lo zoom Soligor 28-80mm ad 80mm . Rimozione della polvere eseguita in Photoshop .
This image is included in 2 galleries :- 1) "AMAZING LANDSCAPES.PAISAJES DE ALUCINE XVXIXXXV." curated by Lagarto ( miguelitoiglesias21) and 2) "LS1" by Akev Chiu.
London Bridge is a well known, hollowed out sea stack that can be viewed from a lookout at the end of London Bridge Road, Portsea, Mornington Peninsula. On either side of London Bridge are two high tide platform beaches, backed by 30 to 40 m high calcarenite bluffs and fronted by continuous inter-tidal rock flats, with reefs further offshore. Waves average 1.7 m on the outer reefs, with their height at the beach depending on the tide. The narrow sand beaches are awash at high tide, but fronted by exposed rock flats at low tide. It is located approximately 60 km (37 mi) south of the Melbourne CBD, on the opposite side of Port Phillip Bay. (Sourced from internet)
Looking beyond the horizon is Bass Strait. Took this image on a fine Spring evening. At low tide, the sea was relatively calm. Instead of the usual onrushing big waves, there were ripples and swells. There were just enough wandering clouds to enlighten the otherwise ordinary sunset.
( Explored : Oct 16, 2023 #102 )