Saturday - Sunrise to Sunset

[existent]

Even though title is sunrise to sunset, I have only pictures from sunrise and sunset



1) Burrowbridge Mump @ Sunrise



2) SS Nornen wreck at Berrow Beach



3) Different angle on the wreck



4) Sky turning red



5) Panorama Sky



6) Red Sky



7) Long exposure

 

[tonkie]

WOW very nice I take it the first is the sunrise and the rest sunset?

This is very achievable at this time of year, I tried it earlier on in the summer, got the sunrise at about 4.45 and waited for the sunset about 9.30 only or the clouds to roll in, apart from begin mad I was very tired

 

[existent]

WOW very nice I take it the first is the sunrise and the rest sunset?

This is very achievable at this time of year, I tried it earlier on in the summer, got the sunrise at about 4.45 and waited for the sunset about 9.30 only or the clouds to roll in, apart from begin mad I was very tired

Yea, only the first one is sunrise.
It is quiet easy this time of the year when the sunrise isn't until after 7am and the weather is still not very cold.

There is almost no chance I can get up in summer that early unless I am close to some nice scenic place

 

[tracymae]

Stunning, #3 and #6 are my favourites

 

[yelnek]

Very good - what kit you using

 

[pumbaa]

Very nice, like them all. Well done.

 

[tontoshorse]

Angles are bang on in 3, and the sky in 6 is a killer.

 

[existent]

thanks for the comments everyone. I think 6 is my favorite as well but still can't decide between 2 and 3.

Very good - what kit you using

all of these are taken with 450d and 10-22mm lens and hi-tech 0.9 Graduated ND

 

[johnaalex]

Beautiful work - a great set

 

[nikonuser11]

lovely, 2, 3 and 6 are my favs, good job

 

[achoudry]

stunning. number 6 is my favourite. beautiful colours!

ps had you not used your ND filter, what kind of shots might you have got?

 

[existent]

stunning. number 6 is my favourite. beautiful colours!

ps had you not used your ND filter, what kind of shots might you have got?

uhmm.. probably underexposed foreground