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I was just on my way home from a fotoshooting on the Lake Sihl. When I arrived in Richterswil I could just watch the sunset. I was on a highway and had no way to leave the car somewhere, because there was a lot of traffic. However, I stopped at the side of the road and got out of the car. I think the other drivers were very upset because they had to drive around me. But I did not really care about this situation. My car was parked on the roadside, and that was fine and correct. Unfortunately, my search for a parking place took a long time. The sun had already set, but the sky was still shining in wonderful colours. So I took out my camera and photographed what came just before the lens. Unfortunately I had no time for a tripod and for long exposures. I have shot the photos all out of hand. At home, I had to lighten the photos a bit, because they were too dark. Nevertheless, I like it :-)
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Clicked on 29th September 2014 during my first Goa visit and this one was among the first few long exposure shots I had with my Hoya ND 400 (9 stop). It was cloudy, rainy during sunset. I had to wait and wait for almost 30 minutes. Drizzling stopped suddenly and then the lights came out magically for 10-15 minutes. Thank God, I could click a few shots before it again started pouring.
Love this Beach. Will visit again
(Just a small NOTE to all my amateur photographer friends- While Shooting with ND filter of this magnitude, the camera live view screen becomes completely Blank and Black and you cant able to see anything material through your view finder. That's an amazing experience though as you need to adjust everything manually including the damn exposure :) :) )
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Arctic tern (sterna paradisaea) hunting at sunset, had a fun night out trying to capture them with my 14-24 mm lens. In the background you can see the island of Landegode. Have a great weekend and feel free to drop by my Facebook page for more pictures. www.facebook.com/GauteFroysteinPhotography
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Sunset at Breakwater Lighthouse was created on the beach of the Cape Henlopen Bay located in Lewes Delaware. Photograph created by Melissa Fague.
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A glorious Minneapolis sunset with the "Shutter to Think" Photography Group. What a fantastic outing. Great to meet all you new folks and it is always great to see old friends. Thank you so much, you are awesome!!
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Sunset on the Lake Balboa/Anthony C. Beilenson Park
Los Angeles. California. U.S.A.
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Sunset skies over Clatteringshaws Loch in the Galloway Forest. I decided after watching the weather forecast, that it seemed the only place for a possible sunset was around the Galloway Forest, which looked as if it was having a 3 or 4 hour window of sunshine before sunset, then heavy rain coming in. When sunset came, with heavy clouds coming in behind, it created this stunning sky.
Canon EOS 5D MKII, Canon 17-40mm, F11, 17mm, ISO50, Exp 25 Second
Lee ND 0.9, Lee Hard Grad 0.9
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Sunset over Bavarian forest.
Last weekend on fryday evening.
The photo was taken from the mountain "Falkenstein 1312m".
Sunset view to the "Hohenbogen"
Went to the Quayside for sunset with a few others a while back. when we arrived the usual spots were all taken, must have been about 15 photographers along this section that night!
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Sunset at Harlesiel, a village in east frisia, Germany. View towards west (obviously) over the wadden sea.
Sunset on the beach at Bandon, Oregon, it was low tide, unfortunately the sand had a lot of foot traffic prints, and the best spot to photograph the "Wizard's Hat" rock formation was occupied for the entire evening by an inconsiderate "sac a douche" photographer. The next morning it was high tide, and it was a cleaner scene, photos coming one day. Recently I have accumulated way too many beach sunset or sunrise photos in my archive, they are all beginning to look the same, so here's two of them for a start.
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Sunday sunset and reflection - Western Lake near Grayton Beach, Florida
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Yes... I know... it's yet another Vertorama of some sunset clouds over Table Mountain from one of Cape Town's west-coast beaches... yawn! But this was actually quite a magic moment that I almost managed to miss. I was so intent on capturing the setting sun with the waves breaking over the rocks in front of me... that I really only noticed this by chance... when I happened to look over my left shoulder. This was definitely an "Oh Wow" moment for me... I didn't stop to appreciate it though... I immediately turned my camera around on the tripod... and shot off a dozen or so frames. I know that this is a subject that I've photographed to death already... but hey... this looked so good that I just couldn't resist!! :)
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm at 14mm, aperture of f11, with a 1/60th second exposure.
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Sunset at Exmouth with geese in flight.
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Sunset.
Day's end - the putting down of a rushed, intense busyness that marks this time of year. The last glimmers of an almost 'celebratory' completion of a day filled with cooking, wrapping, preparing, planning, and more cooking.
My Friday.
My Saturday.
And then -
Sunset!
That soul-lifting, heart-jumping joy of 'finished' - with a kitchen that still holds the aroma of the day's work. The amen and halleluhah of a good day of labor followed by sundown and the satisfaction of a long night's rest.
Sunset.
This painting began with a challenge posed by my friend Doris with permission from Taru to use her incredible capture (www.flickr.com/photos/taruski/6256283498/) to inspire a painting that both Doris (www.flickr.com/photos/djr-aquarelle/) and I would do. A most special thank you to Taru for the inspiration and the jaw-dropping beauty of her work! THANK YOU, Taru!! And thank YOU Doris for the challenge! Please take a look at Taru's wonderful flickr stream! And check out Doris' alternative and spectacular approach! A really interesting aspect of imagery - to see the same scene through different eyes!
I began the painting after a two-day marathon of holiday baking and gift wrapping and completed the work yesterday. I took a more moody approach to the image, trying to capture that rosey, sienna light that marks the kind of sunsets I love best.
In writing my comments this early morning, with the last glint of moonlight in the west and the sunlight just rimming the east, the sense of celebration did indeed inspire the work ... as it truly marked the ending of two long, long days. It was indeed - my sunset - felt through every tired muscle! LOL I LOVE when life comes together like that!
Hope your Sunday is filled with celebration and all good things!
Sunset at the lake -
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Bevor es dunkel wird, genießt "Pferdchen" sein Abendbrot :-))
A warming trend has brought some storms to our area which makes for beautiful sunrises and sunsets! This was last evening.
From my rockier days! :-)
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Sunset on the Rocks
This is one from august. I stumbled over it today as i was looking for a particular shot. I had totally forgotten this session... The rocks in this area is just amazing, and this evening the light played along.
Canon 5d w/polarizer & Lee 0.9 SG
16-35mmL II
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