Spectacular Clouds at Sunset at Hudson Beach, Florida
I believe I have previously mentioned, that while I am trying to build my Real Estate presence in New Port Richey, that I was kicked out of New Port Richey Parks just before, or at, Sunset. That is not very conducive to Sunset photos that really should contain videos of the span of time, or at least before during and after shots of sunrise.
Afterall some of the most spectacular scenes I have personally viewed occured AFTER SUNSET. The light of the set sun reflected back to earth (my eyes) off the clouds after sunset usually releases a much wider range of colors & contrasts. So as the parking lot/beach empties I continue to shoot.
For this segment I must admit I had not planned on going to shoot sunset pics, but as I returned from the shopping plaza I could not help but notice the spectacular nuclear explosion of colors to the west. I knew it was after sunset, but thought maybe, just maybe I would snake a few good pictures after sunset. I will leave you to be the judge. Enjoy, with my complments
I saw that I had to capture tonight on Film
thought this was amazing
lets point south and see what is going on
with Flash showing where I shoot from on Hudson Beach Pavillion (show stopper)
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Let the Sunset Continue
Spectacular Colors
and what a spectacular view
In conclusion, and going forward, I want all to know that my pictures, unless otherwise stated are posted in order of time taken. Blurry photos may be deleted, but they are always in proper sequence. This fact I am using to learn how to better use my Camera. In these situations, I use the Landscape Setting, with the flash turned on (which my camera determines whether it is used) and a 10 second countdown setting so I do not ruin the picture.
I saw a phenomenal picture of a scene in Ireland. However what I learned is far above my education level. The photographer stated she had taken the Same Picture 3 different times with 3 different settings to produce 1 picture with phenomenal foreground/background/picture in general. Something that can not be achieved by the average Joe. My pictures are of/by/for the Average Joe, so enjoy
I am also working on putting together the perfect video camera on a tripod with a room panning hardware for smooth panning shots for the video tours my other company does. All things in their own time, for now Enjoy another Peaceful Sunset on the Gulf of Mexico
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Daniel, Gorgeous shots. I can never see too many sunsets. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, and source of sanity Dan. Thanks for the compliment.
Hi Daniel - You captured a lot of vibrant color in the sky. Great idea to take a sequence of photos; with sunsets like this we only have a few minutes of opportunity, but are often rewarded with some striking shots.
I have always loved the sunsetting over the ocean west coast or east coast.
Red sky at night is a sailor's delight! Great photos. Have a great weekend!
I am learning to use a new camera and it has taken some time. You have some nice pictures. Thanks for sharing.
John, it is these simple things that keep my head from exploding after a long day
Elite, in this case it is the West Coast of Florida featuring the calm Gulf of Mexico.
Rob, I have not heard that in the longest time, Enjoy your weekend as well
Diane I neglected to mention I also bought a ~$13 tripod ( ~12") but it makes for a much better shot sans my hands