Posts Tagged ‘Sunset’
I have mention this great tool for photographers before on this blog, but now it is even better, IF you have an iPhone. Check it out!
The Photographer’s Ephemeris | Plan your shoot.
A tog and fisho (PSD), originally uploaded by norbography.
A photo of a photo taker and the sunset.
If you are one of those people that can actually drag themselves out of bed in the morning, you will sometimes be rewarded with stunning sunrises. If this is new to you, and you want to maximise your chances of that magical shot, have a read of the article linked below.
I have been asked a number of times why do sunrises when you can do sunsets? In my humblest of opinions, I think you get two different types of light. I don’t know what it is, but mornings tend to feel more metallic than afternoon light.
Here are two photos, one morning, one afternoon. Apart from a lot of people knowing I live on the East coast of Australia, which makes guessing very easy, it would be hard to tell which was which.
7 Tips for Perfect Sunrise and Sunset Photos « Photobird Daily.
Golden light, photographers love it. Apparently, so do romantics, who knew? If you are a photographer, or a budding Casanova, the link below will help you figure out exactly what time the sun is coming up or going to bed. And it has a calendar, so you can plan ahead. Certainly worth a look see.
The Golden Hour Calculator | Sunrise and Sunset information for photographers.
Well, for the people in the Southern hemisphere, we are over the hump, and now the days are getting longer again. This shot is from when the sun sets as far to the north as it does for us. I will try and get one on the longest day, to show just how far it moves across the sky.
Bring on spring!
I don’t know how many times I have arrived at a spot and wondered if the sun would rise/set where I thought it would. Well, here is a foolproof way of figuring it out. See Alex’s page below for a great software solution to the problem. Thanks to Alex for the heads up.
A program which calculates sunset direction and times | Alex Wise Photography.
Setting Sun, originally uploaded by Pierce 1979.
Talk about perfect timing. Sunset shots are pretty common on Flickr, but this is the 1st one I have seen like this. Great stuff.
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