Kinda like those Cape May Sunsets
Nov 4, 2023 00:39:02 #
went down by the bay at sunset and couldn't resist capturing these
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ceallachain wrote:
went down by the bay at sunset and couldn't resist capturing these
👍👍👍
Nov 4, 2023 10:11:18 #
Help me understand. You live in or near Cape May which is part of New Jersey. The ocean is east of Cape May. Being a cape, there may be bays of water west of some peninsula or jetty or something. But your shots have the ocean all the way to the horizon. How does that work?
Nov 4, 2023 10:12:26 #
StanMac
Loc: Tennessee
Nice sunrise shots. But I’m not sure what I’m seeing in the third image. I didn’t think we were orbiting around two suns!
Stan
Stan
Nov 4, 2023 16:14:11 #
ceallachain wrote:
went down by the bay at sunset and couldn't resist capturing these
Talk about peaceful AND beautiful 🧡🌞🧡🌞🧡
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Nov 5, 2023 00:59:29 #
That was my very first thought when I moved here. Easily explained though. Take a look at a map of the US or the Mid-Atlantic states. Note that NJ is along the Delaware Bay and directly right across from the Bay is the state of Delaware. So, NJ is a peninsula, on the eastern side is the Atlantic Ocean and on the western side is the Delaware Bay and the the state of Delaware. So if I'm at the southern most tip of NJ, Cape May, and looking in a westerly direction where the sun sets I'm looking at Delaware as the sun is setting. BTW, the Delaware Bay is 17 mi at its widest from Cape May, NJ to Cape Henlopen, DE.
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FredCM wrote:
Help me understand. You live in or near Cape May which is part of New Jersey. The ocean is east of Cape May. Being a cape, there may be bays of water west of some peninsula or jetty or something. But your shots have the ocean all the way to the horizon. How does that work?
Nov 5, 2023 01:10:51 #
Not totally sure what's happening there. My initial thinking is the background "Sun" is the Sun, the foreground "Sun" is a reflection. It is NOT the moon. The Moon from where I'm standing is behind me. I don't believe it's Venus or Mars which are both visible in the sky this time of year. They too if visible, would be behind me.
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