Sunrise/Sunset same day

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paulmurphy
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Sunrise/Sunset same day

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Had a long day yesterday - both images from the same day, both A700 + KM 17-35mm

Sunrise Amble Northumberland

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Sunset Beadnell Harbour Northumberland

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Looks like we might have good evening light tonight so I am off out in search of a view

Hope you enjoy these

Cheers

Paul
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Re: Sunrise/Sunset same day

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Beautiful shots, and a wonderful idea, Paul I especially like the sunset. Is some of that redness in the sky due to the ash that is causing so much havoc? John
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Very beautiful shots indeed. The colors in the second are more pleasant and dreamy. I mean the sunset.
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Re: Sunrise/Sunset same day

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Hi Paul,

The undisturbed, serene moments of an early morning is well portrayed in the sunrise photo; even the water surface is calm until someone or something arrives and changes the scene with some interacting motion. The sunset location is a good selection for a closure photo as the bright blue boats appear as though their owners just tied them to the docks and went to their homes after being out in the sea.

That's how these moments translated into my perception... Thanks for sharing and hopefully you'll be back with some nice ones from this evening's outing too. :)


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I like the clean lines and stark contrast in the first one by far, a really good photo imo.
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ps. there might be some good/different sunsets now with all that silica dust in the air.
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Beautiful shots Paul - great colours. I like #2 best, but purely as it has boats :).

The sunset had similar colours here yesterday and I suspect we are all seeing the effects of the volcanic ash. It was completley cloudless all day yesterday, as it is this morning, but very hazy.
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Re: Sunrise/Sunset same day

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Lovely images, Paul.

I like both of them very much, but even though the image itself is more spartan, the composition of the first shot gives it a bit more appeal to me than the second.

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