Blue sunset

[Gary Coyle]

Any good, not my usual sort of thing

 

[G.K.Jnr.]

Well it's certainly different Gary, but I quite like it.

George.

 

[LongLensPhotography]

Why?!

 

[SFTPhotography]

I can't say I find the colour treatment appealing.

 

[Kevin O'Brian]

Well its clear you have taken the time to set the shot up, as for my thoughts it has no appeal to me, Many will love it! I have spent many hours by the sea and I have never come across this before? Blue sunset given the sun position above the horizon these colours would never happen, sorry Gary back to the drawing board for me, thanks for sharing
Kevin.

 

[Joeturner11]

Not for me pal, not much else I can add mate being honest about it.

 

[Gary Coyle]

LOL, thsnks guys, seriously.

I had a little time on my hands and as ive never done this sort of thing i thought i'd waste a bit of time.

 

[Gary Coyle]

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[Joeturner11]

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Far better than the first shot mate, did you get one when the sun went completely leaving just the red sky? For me the sun is far to strong in these shots personally.

 

[Gary Coyle]

Far better than the first shot mate, did you get one when the sun went completely leaving just the red sky? For me the sun is far to strong in these shots personally.

Nah mate, like i say, i haven't a clue so didnt really know what to shoot

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[BillN_33]

here's one that I found interesting

different light colours/waves around the sun ....... will try again next time ... but shooting the sun is difficult

 

[alfbranch]

The best time to include the sun is after long dry periods where the atmosphere lets you look straight at the sun and it does not just blow out these situations are rare where I live. Those conditions must have been close.

This was shot on slide film over 25 years ago

Clearway by Alf Branch, on Flickr