Are any of you among those who sometimes take photos at sunset to observe the differences? In my case, I think I’ve tried a little bit of everything over the years. I admit that photos taken on clear, sunny days tend to give more color and life to everything we photograph. For example, today I wanted to take some photos, but the sky was gray; it was drizzling, and everything looked dull. I thought it would be detrimental to a location, monument, or park if I uploaded photos that, due to the day’s conditions, don’t do them justice.
However, there are days when the sunset is different; the sky turns a dark yellow. It’s about to get dark, but the day holds out for a few more minutes, maybe an extra half hour, as a gift for us. I took these photos some time ago in Washington DC. I was very lucky with some shots, like the one of the plane passing right in front of me, and with others, everything was easier, like monuments or static objects. I don’t know, it’s in those moments that you feel that taking photographs is truly an art, a hobby, a passion, or a profession that has emotion and sensitivity. What do you think?
Can’t agree with you more @marcorp The magic of sunset can truly be felt when we see it from our own eyes. One of the best pictures can be taken during sunset. The hue of the sunlight hits different every time during sunset. I have seen sunsets from beaches, mountains and historical places. All of them have their own beauty.
Thanks for sharing this inspiring post @marcorp I am just an amateur when it comes to photography, but sharing three of my favourite sunset clicks here
Let me join this sunset post @marcorp
Lucky me on windows seat waiting disembark take it by my phone, last year flight from Bali, while taxi to apron at Syamsudin Noor airport
Ja erst kürzlich @marcorp ich füge es gleich zu.
Von deinen schönen Bildern gefällt mir das Flugzeug im Sonnenuntergang am besten und hier folgt mein Bild
@fachrie230 Wow, just wow, taking photos at the airport is just an amazing idea. Most people take pictures of everything within the airport but forget about what’s going on outside. Very nice!
That’s a very nice take, my friend:clap:. Last month I was on my way to NYC and almost took a picture like yours, but I guess I was too slow and missed it.
Natürlich @marcorp und ich kenne niemanden dem es nicht so geht.
Der von mir gezeigte Sonnenuntergang war das Highlight für alle Smartphone Inhaber zur Aufnahme
@MohammadPalash It was, wasn’t it? I got so lucky because everything was like in slow motion in that moment; I kept my camera still and shot. do you have another picture you are proud of?
@Ssiddharth2000 thanks for your reply, my friend! Those pictures are fantastic and look fantastic! I’ve always loved sunsets, and one big reason is that if you are contemplating a sunset, it’s because you are either in a calm state or you are looking to relax, either way to truly appreciate that moment better than anyone else.
passing right in front of me, and with others, everything was easier, like monuments or static objects. I don’t know, it’s in those moments that you feel that taking photographs is truly an art, a hobby, a passion, or a profession that has emotion and sensitivity. What do you think?
und hier folgt mein Bild
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