Det høres ut som jeg har vært en riktig morgenfugl, men på denne tid av året så dukker ikke solen opp over horisonten før en god halvtime etter kl 09.00 hver morgen på våre kanter, men – det går mot lysere tider nå fremover!
Også gjør man seg noen tanker om dette fenomenet egentlig er noe å fotografere? For det er jo da slik at solen dukker opp på morgenen over hele vår verden – om da ikke akkurat på samme tidspunkt?! Og likevel er det litt forkjell på solnedganger alt etter solstrålenes vinkling, luftens forurensning og skydekket akkurat den dagen!
Dertil er det mulig å endre det optiske perspektiv ved å lage litt forskjellige utsnitt av denne hendelsen, og vips – så blir det litt flere forskjeller . . .
It sounds like I have been a real morning bird, but at this time of year, the sun does not appear over the horizon until a good half hour after 9.00 am in the morning in on our parts of the world, but – weare moving towards brighter times now!
At times I contemplate whether this phenomenon is really something to shoot? The reason bewing that the sun rises in the morning all over our world – of course, not at exactly the same time, but – so what ?! And yet there are small differences in sunsets depending on the angle of the sun’s rays, the pollution of the air and the cloudceiling on that particular day!
In addition, it is possible to change the optical perspective by shooting slightly different sections of this event, and suddenly there will be substantially more differences. . .
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Your skies are always so full of colour Svein and a late sunrise has its advantages.. 🙂 I am not such an early bird these days… 🙂
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Hi Sue, This time of the year in our parts of the country at 9.15 AM, but in the sommertimes the sunrise may come at 03.30 AM! (I’m regularly missing those! 🙂
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So would I my friend so would I
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😀
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I’d like to paint these pictures with watercolours
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That is an honor! Please be my guest! But – you might find a lot of alternative motives if you ntake the trouble to insert the word ‘sunset’ into the little box to the right on my front page and then hit the ‘enter’-button? Then you will find several thousands of alternatives!
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Thousand! OMG 🙂
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Thousands! Closer to 2 000, I think! 🙂
Please remember to click on ‘older posts’ when it seems to stop!
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Stunning photos, Svein! I love the glowing trees in the 3rd photo.
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I agree, however, I have spotted a small problem with my phone camera: Allthough it has the unique ability to zoom upward to 20x it seems to have a few problems focusing at that distance. Not the distance itself, but after having zoomed in! That seems to be ‘new territory’, but one cannot get it all! 🙂
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Personally, I love sunrises and sunsets, or even the silhouettes on the horizon at dusk.
All over the world there are varying colour hues, cloud formations at the start and end of the day and I enjoy seeing every single one.
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Welcome into the club! So do I! And I have shot thousands of such scenes.
You may see some of them if you insert the word ‘sunset’ into the small box on my front and hit on the ‘Enter-button’! 🙂
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It looks almost like on fire. Luckily it isn’t , great sunrises.
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I have ordered a nice sunrise for my upcoming birthday, but I guess it came a couple of days early? The line was kind of bad due to distance, but I think they said something about ‘rain tomorrow’, so I’d better cherrish it whilst I can? 🙂
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Indeed, you have to take it as it comes and enjoy it to the full!
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Thank you! This time of the year I shoot mostly sun-ups as the sundowns take place in a position I cannot see from my home, but at certain times the sky is in such a state that I just have to get out there! 🙂
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