Sunrise or Sunset?
Jan 5, 2012 17:09:58 #
mlarrivee76 wrote:
Americas first sunrise of the day, taken last week Searsport Maine
There's more than one sunrise a day???
Jan 5, 2012 17:22:53 #
robert-photos wrote:
There's more than one sunrise a day???
mlarrivee76 wrote:
Americas first sunrise of the day, taken last week Searsport Maine
There's more than one sunrise a day???
It depends what side of the International Dateline you happen to be on - also, what planet you are on.
Jan 5, 2012 17:55:51 #
jerryc41 wrote:
It depends what side of the International Dateline you happen to be on - also, what planet you are on.
robert-photos wrote:
There's more than one sunrise a day???
mlarrivee76 wrote:
Americas first sunrise of the day, taken last week Searsport Maine
There's more than one sunrise a day???
It depends what side of the International Dateline you happen to be on - also, what planet you are on.
Wow....this site is always teaching me something!!!
What a country!!!
Jan 5, 2012 18:26:25 #
MT Shooter wrote:
I guess I will throw my guess in. The clouds appear land based as they exhibit the dry, wispy look of having developed over land so I will say it must be a sunrise shot.
Jan 5, 2012 18:30:42 #
MT Shooter wrote:
I guess I will throw my guess in. The clouds appear land based as they exhibit the dry, wispy look of having developed over land so I will say it must be a sunrise shot.
You're right about the clouds but you still loose. It is a sunset--the clouds are in the east and the afterglow is reflected off of them. Thanks for your input and compliments. It was a truly beautiful scene. It was taken in Mazatlan Mexico and shot from the same place as the others I posted. We were treated to a completely different sunrise each day.
Swede
Jan 5, 2012 18:34:13 #
Sirpixxalot wrote:
It looks like Sunset.
llindstrand wrote:
Now I have one for you is it a sunrise or sunset? Taken in Mazatlan, Mexico
Let me know your answers
Let me know your answers
It looks like Sunset.
You're the only one who got it right. It is a sunset. The clouds are in the east and the afterglow is reflected off of them. Thanks for your input and compliments. It was a truly beautiful scene. It was taken in Mazatlan Mexico and shot from the same place as the others I posted. We were treated to a completely different sunrise each day.
Swede
Jan 5, 2012 18:35:37 #
sarge69 wrote:
Easy.
If it's going down into the water/horizon it's a sunset.
If it's coming up out of the water/horizon it's a sunrise.
Errrrrr
Sarge :mrgreen:
If it's going down into the water/horizon it's a sunset.
If it's coming up out of the water/horizon it's a sunrise.
Errrrrr
Sarge :mrgreen:
You missed. It is a sunset--the clouds are in the east and the afterglow is reflected off of them. Thanks for your input and compliments. It was a truly beautiful scene. It was taken in Mazatlan Mexico and shot from the same place as the others I posted. We were treated to a completely different sunrise each day.
Swede
Jan 5, 2012 18:46:04 #
[quote=llindstrand]Sunrises from the Condo we had in Mazatlan Mexico. We were pleasantly surprised when we checked in as I had hoped for a view of the sunsets. They were out of western exposure rooms and gave us an eastern facing one. It worked out greatly as there was a only one good sunset and each morning had a beautiful sunrise.[/quote
Here are some more of the sunrises from Mazatlan Mexico. I even got the moon in number 2.
Here are some more of the sunrises from Mazatlan Mexico. I even got the moon in number 2.
Jan 5, 2012 21:11:16 #
[quote=llindstrand][quote=llindstrand]Sunrises from the Condo we had in Mazatlan Mexico. We were pleasantly surprised when we checked in as I had hoped for a view of the sunsets. They were out of western exposure rooms and gave us an eastern facing one. It worked out greatly as there was a only one good sunset and each morning had a beautiful sunrise.[/quote
Here are some more of the sunrises from Mazatlan Mexico. I even got the moon in number 2.[/quote]
Nice shots, very interesting clouds in these shots. And scary too.
Here are some more of the sunrises from Mazatlan Mexico. I even got the moon in number 2.[/quote]
Nice shots, very interesting clouds in these shots. And scary too.
Jan 5, 2012 21:27:16 #
[quote=Sirpixxalot][quote=llindstrand]
Thanks! They were extremely different than any I have ever experienced.
Swede
llindstrand wrote:
Sunrises from the Condo we had in Mazatlan Mexico.... (show quote)
Thanks! They were extremely different than any I have ever experienced.
Swede
Jan 8, 2012 22:35:52 #
Sirpixxalot wrote:
Just wondering, looking at an image how to figure out is it Sunrise or Sunset....any thoughts anyone?
Unless I missed something in the thread (wouldn't be the first time) ... it seems that nobody listed the obvious;
1. If it's morning ... Sunrise; evening ... Sunset.
2. Camera pointing East ... sunrise; pointing West ... Sunset
3. If I took the picture ... definitely Sunset! (just not much of an earlybird I guess!)
Jan 8, 2012 23:25:19 #
thefunxtr wrote:
Unless I missed something in the thread (wouldn't be the first time) ... it seems that nobody listed the obvious;
1. If it's morning ... Sunrise; evening ... Sunset.
2. Camera pointing East ... sunrise; pointing West ... Sunset
3. If I took the picture ... definitely Sunset! (just not much of an earlybird I guess!)
Sirpixxalot wrote:
Just wondering, looking at an image how to figure out is it Sunrise or Sunset....any thoughts anyone?
Unless I missed something in the thread (wouldn't be the first time) ... it seems that nobody listed the obvious;
1. If it's morning ... Sunrise; evening ... Sunset.
2. Camera pointing East ... sunrise; pointing West ... Sunset
3. If I took the picture ... definitely Sunset! (just not much of an earlybird I guess!)
Nice shot, thanks for sharing.
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