Last night I was riding the Airline Trail and realized that there were many photogenic locations. The Lyman Viaduct looked like it would be great for shooting the sunset. So today I parked at the nearest road crossing, walked in and waited. I missed the sun going behind the hill (I forgot to check the actual direction of the setting sun last night while there), but I realized that because it was setting behind a hill, I didn’t miss anything spectacular. So I waited around for a while, hoping that as the sun approached and passed the official sunset time, that the colors would show up on the high, thin clouds. I have to admit, I almost gave up and started creating a Plan B in my mind. But I shouldn’t have worried, the sky ended up painted in a very dramatic fashion! I only wish I had a wide angle lens to capture it all in one image! I did shoot a series of over lapping images I’ll attempt to stitch together in Photoshop Elements.
18 mm, 1/30 sec, f/8.0, ISO 400 (Sunset Fire)
34 mm, 1/25 sec, f/8.0, ISO 400 (Gradient Colors)
55 mm, 1/50 sec, f/8.0, ISO 100 (Fire In The Sky)
18 mm, 1/25 sec, f/8.0, ISO 400 (Sunset Colors)
18 mm, 1/15 sec, f/8.0, ISO 200 (Lyman Viaduct Sunset)
Beautiful!
Thanks 🙂
Magnificent captures… thanks for sharing with us.. I love sunsets and sun rises…
Thanks man! So do I (though I’m not usually up early enough in the summer for sunsets, lol)
Love those brilliant golden colors!
Thanks Gracie! It was an amazing sight!
Reblogged this on ADRIAN'S PHOTOGRAPHY and commented:
Awesome sunset!
Thanks!!
Sooooooooo gorgeous, Jeremy! As my son would say … “some real high-drama sunsets.”
🙂 Thanks Gina! It was amazing to witness!
Oh God, these photos of thhis sunset are really beautiful!!
Great colors, and great patterns in the clouds.
One of my favorite posts from you!
wow, thanks Pablo! That means a lot coming from you 🙂
Stunning. God paints amazing masterpieces, doesn’t he?!
He sure does!!!
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