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Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts

Friday, August 27, 2010

Sunsets: Sceneries Bathed in Light ,30 most beautiful images

Just before the dusk happens the most fascinating phenomenon on Earth’s skies. The sun light plays its mysterious game. In that moments anything seems possible, the images around you transform into something else. The buildings don’t seem so dull, the people are perceived completely differently, the animals in wild become romantically looking. The experience that transcends one’s ability to describe by words. So as a picture speaks like 1000 words, here are


30 most beautiful sunset sceneries.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Sunset Photography: 35 most memorable sunset pictures

Many people are fascinated with the view of sunset. That is why sunset has been one of the most popular photography scenes that we come across. For photographers, every sunset provides an opportunity to capture a unique scene, with different set of clouds or things in foreground. Photographing a sunset view also gives you infinite variations of colors in one evening itself. However, sunset photography can be trickier than what you initially thought. So here are some quick tips on how to successfully capture a beautiful sunset scenery without even with your simple point-and-shoot camera.

  1. First of all, you need to have a camera (preferably a DSLR so you can have full control of your aperture and shutter speeds) and a tripod or a steady place to rest your camera.
  2. Think about your composition. You should have a clear idea on how you want to capture your sunset scene. Take into consideration the clouds, the shades and colors as well as the objects in the foreground.
  3. Go down on the exposure if you are shooting the sun with the whole sky. Underexposing your scenery gives you a perfect back lit picture and results in more saturated colors.
  4. When shooting sunsets, you need lots of patience as it usually takes several minutes in order for you to get the perfect picture you are looking for. Take lots of shots as the scenery changes from one minute to another, giving you lots variations of shades and colors of the sky.

To get you inspired, here are 35 best examples of sunset photography. You can view the larger versions of this image from the authors’ page. Make sure to checkout the other photographs from each author as they usually have large.

01- Sunset in Kenya – Masai Mara

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