Kevin Rimcoski
EF3
Lmao noIs that a chupacabra down there on the trail?
Hey that's my fiance!! haha
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The Official Sunset Thread!
- Thread starter Marcus Diaz
- Start date
Hey that's my fiance!! haha
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JimMartin35
EF1
Tonight's sunset in Findlay, OH. July 21, 2015.
JimMartin35
EF1
Sunset. Findlay, OH. 7/22/2015.
Kevin Rimcoski
EF3
Tucson, AZ 7-22-15
Taken from my balcony again
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Taylor Wright
EF2
There are some amazing pictures in this thread, not sure if my photos can match the quality, but here are a couple of mine from Pomona, KS on July 13th. My favorite sunset shots are not of the sun itself, but of departing thunderstorm updrafts backlit by the orangish/red hue of the setting sun.
Justin Wilcox
EF2
Since I didnt chase a damn thing this year, I have a ton of sunset photo's.
Seal Rock off the Oregon coast.
Canon T4i - 18-135 STM - Welding lens/ ND filter
Seal Rock off the Oregon coast.
Canon T4i - 18-135 STM - Welding lens/ ND filter
Kevin Rimcoski
EF3
Chris Kerby
EF0
JimMartin35
EF1
A few raindrops at sunset. Findlay, OH. 7/29/2015.
JimMartin35
EF1
Last Sunset of July. Findlay, OH. 7/31/2015.
JimMartin35
EF1
First sunset of August. Findlay, OH. 8/1/2015.
Wesley Luginbyhl
EF4
I love the colors that happen when the sun meets to horizon going down or coming up. The key here in the panhandle is just finding the right foreground subject.
It is even better when I can mix my love of weather with a sunset (especially when I am on vacation in Jamaica like the first photo below).
Rarely does the sun set on the Panhandle without some sort of spectacle.
It is even better when I can mix my love of weather with a sunset (especially when I am on vacation in Jamaica like the first photo below).
Rarely does the sun set on the Panhandle without some sort of spectacle.
JimMartin35
EF1
Nearing sunset... Just breath-taking. Findlay, OH. 8/3/2015.
JimMartin35
EF1
Vibrant sunset in Findlay, OH. 8/4/2015.
Greg Campbell
EF5
The Bat on a Bike is located at the Broadway bridge where it crosses the Pantano Wash. Thousands of Free Tailed Bats live under the bridge, and people gather to watch their sunset exodus. The city recently installed a bike path along the wash, and so this somewhat strange art was born.
While watching the Finger Rock fire from the Broadway bridge over Pantano Wash, something was gnawing and scratching at my subconscious. Something out of the distant past. Something kinda fun! What it was hit me only when I got home, so I didn't get quite the 'right' framing. Still, any sufficiently ancient Meatloaf fan should recognize the scene. (I wasn't TRYING to blatantly plagiarize the album cover, but it sure came out looking very much the same.)
Like a Bat out of Tucson!
While watching the Finger Rock fire from the Broadway bridge over Pantano Wash, something was gnawing and scratching at my subconscious. Something out of the distant past. Something kinda fun! What it was hit me only when I got home, so I didn't get quite the 'right' framing. Still, any sufficiently ancient Meatloaf fan should recognize the scene. (I wasn't TRYING to blatantly plagiarize the album cover, but it sure came out looking very much the same.)
Like a Bat out of Tucson!
