" SINKING RED "
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Soleiburgess
January 29, 2017
Thank you for entering my challenge :) Love this photo it is gorgeous!!
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adriansart
March 01, 2017
Beautiful image Sven just love that sky this is why I keep doing sunrise and sunset image to get images like this!
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Happier_now_kim
December 13, 2018
Simply stunning - I clicked on the wrong one :( instead of absolute masterpiece I accidentally clicked amazing composition
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This photo was taken in De Haan (North Sea) in BelgiumTime
it was late october just after the glory of golden hourLighting
I was attracted by the moment when the light was most enchanting and the color was most deep red... "Sinking red"Equipment
canon eos 600d with a Sigma dc 18-200 f3.5/6.3 telelens shot without tripodInspiration
The love for the sea and the deep red colors one can capture just before the sun is sinking visually in itEditing
Some small adjustments in I-Photo but not something tot fancy...after all it's not Lightroom or Photoshop and the colors where great from the camera in the first place and the lighting conditions were pretty acceptable too for my novice standards...but the joy of the result was new to meIn my camera bag
Canon eos 600d, Sigma dc 18-200 f3.5/6.3 telelens, Canon EF 50mm f1.8 II portrait lens, Tamron SP 90 mm f2.8 Di macro lens, Sigma EX APO DG 70-200 f2.8 II telelensFeedback
Be there right before the golden hour, enjoy the magic of it by taking pictures in that specific golden light, before you see the sun slowly sinking and turn more reddish...on that very moment be prepared for some deep natural colors and enchanting captures I guess...that what counted for me anyway...follow your soul and instinct for that perfect moment, that's so very short and unique in a whole day of 24 hours :-)
