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These 3 images show the scope of sunset capture and the range of the 17-85mm lens of the Canon 20D.
Stone Fort Conservation Club, Knox County, IL
Sunset captured with bracketed exposures, Photomatrix and Photoshop.
An HDR shot of a wonderful sunset captured from my balcony overlooking False Bay in the Strand, South Africa.
I captured on October 30, 2025 a nice image of the recent bright comet, C/2025 A6 Lemmon. Most comets are really dirty iceballs from the outer reaches of the solar system, called the Oort Cloud. The Oort cloud contains many thousands of such dirty iceballs on very long elliptical orbits to our Sun. This comet (A6 Lemmon) will revisit the inner solar system only after 1350 years. This comet, like many others, has a distinctive green color because of emissions from Diatomic Carbon (C2).
The comet will be visible in the evening in western skies after Sunset until Nov 6-7. It will be moving closer and closer to the setting Sun as days go by, so it becomes harder to see because of the twilight after sunset.
Capture details : I used our Stellarvue 80mm refracting telescope on an Equatorial mount and used Nikon D5500 DLSR at 10 second exposure. I took many such exposures and digitally added them to reduce noise & light pollution and to brighten up the comet. Here is my final image. Enjoy!
The last Friday appointment done, I decided to make a run for the SF bay area to snap a few sunset captures. Weather forecast for the weekend did not look good, so Friday seemed the best day to go. We arrived at my lookout point high above in the east bay and I quickly noticed fog has enveloped parts of San Francisco, but the Golden Gate area was still under sunshine. It's 6 PM and I still can make it to the Marin Headlands coming from the north on US-101, so I thought. Traffic looked bad when we hit I-80 east, so took the next exit and headed west towards the bay bridge. We crossed into San Francisco in no time but traffic off of the bridge was very slow, duh!!! It's Friday afternoon, what was I thnking. I'll never make it to the Marin Headlands in time, so headed for the Embarcadero, parked, grabbed the camera and started walking.
The western span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and part of Yerba Buena island in the distance.
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Comet Neowise, discovered in March 2020, paid Earth a visit through most of July of the same year and was easily visible to the naked eye jut above the horizon after sunset. Capturing a composed photo of it wasn't as easy as anticipated, as it moved across the sky far quicker than expected. It didn't help that it also rather confusingly moved from left to right since the "motion" we were seeing was actually us moving on the surface of the Earth, and not the comets own velocity.
The lack of much light pollution and clouds gave us a good opportunity to get some photos, and Fulbourn Windmill proved to be a good model.
Toronto Sunset captured from Humber Bay. Sun reflections on buildings were actually as intensive as they appear on this photo.
A time laps sunset captured from Elephant mountain looking down into Taipei (including Taipei 101).
My first attempt at something like this.
My only advice: when on a mountain in Asia, at night, in summer, and standing in the same spot for 2 hours...
ALWAYS BRING BUG SPRAY!
At the sea an evening in early August a couple of minutes after sunset.
Captured at Varnaesvig in Denmark.
Technical details,-
Canon 7D, EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5, f/11, 0.6s,12mm,ISO100, Hitech 3 stop soft NGD.
Early summer sunset captured out at "the spot". I have the tendency to revisit and upload older shots that I didn't deem worthy when they were first taken.
I'm not sure why this one was originally left on the cutting room floor.
The title is simply because I had Tom Waits' song of the same name stuck in my head while processing this.
A sunset captured along the Seine during the summer of 2013.
Let me take you for a nice stroll along the river Seine. You can feel a light breeze along your neck as the sun is glistening on your face. Tourists pass you by occasionally, some wearing white and purple shirts with an illustration of the Eiffeltower and the text 'I love Paris'. A motorised boat can be heard over the faint sounds of clutching water while you are surrounded by buildings that display how magnificent architecture can be. Peace and relaxation sets in as you forget all of your worries to make room for a thing called Paris.
Eindelijk een mooie zonsondergang! Het was al een paar dagen mooi weer, maar door andere bezigheden kon ik steeds niet op het juiste moment fotograferen.
Finally a nice sunset captured! Have been trying for a couple of days, but couldn't be at the right time at the right time due to work and other stuff.
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A gorgeous blue hour sunset captured across Tempe Town Lake.
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9-01-13' - Beautiful sunset captured over Long Lake, NY (Adirondack Park). This was followed by a clear sky with amazing stars, then clouding and storms. That all equals a great night.
* 2 sec. exposure
* f/16 Aperture with ISO 100
* Singh-Ray 3-stop reverse-grad filter
* Singh-Ray 2-stop ND filter
Paneramic sunset capturing a giant looking perception of sky appearing closer to the ground.
Also a large mysterious golden disk which appears to reveal a pattern in it that to my eyes looks like some ancient symbols.
In this pattern we can see circles and details along with a clear definitive ridge showing an unusual six sided disk shape.
A lovely crimson sunset captured across a small pond at the Skyline Guest Ranch near Telluride in the San Juan Mountains. I got this shot during a photo workshop at the ranch in September, 1990. Sorry to report that the property is no longer a guest ranch.
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A beautiful sunset captured on a winter evening leaving Land Between the Lakes, overlooking Kentucky Lake. Photo by Elizabeth Raikes, Forest Service