Dawn and Dusk Light
Featured Work
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the golden road by jo beerens
Have a look at my other photos. For example: / / Or browse through one of my categories: / animal / building / cemetery / church / damselfly / dragonfly / drop / fall / flower / france / insect / leaf / light / macro / nature / other / reflection / water / winter
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Grand Canyon at dusk by Lewis Golbourn
The night before this I had what you might call a bad ‘experience’ with another photographer. The guy went through about 4 memory cards in the time it took me to do about 6 long exposures with his camera beeping away like crazy. I wanted to throw him into the canyon to his doom – there, I’ve admitted it. The night I took this, I was just set up when a family rocked up, and one of them had a guitar, ‘ah hell’ I thought, and gritted my teeth for a long session. Turns out he was pretty good, and it kinda relaxed me, far more mellow than the night before. He was a nice guy too, we chatted for a couple of minutes, but he left quickly because it was REALLY cold. Single shot, cropped to pano, Canon Eos 5D, 17-40L at 27mm, ISO 50, 0.9 hard grad, 30 seconds at f22. Best viewed and printed big to show the strata in the haze.
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Cold Cradle II by tinnieopener
This shot was taken slightly before Cold Cradle and the colours are somewhat different….Taken with a canon 50d,18-200mm lens… /
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Morning Shorebreak by JGetsinger
Small glassy waves crashing onto the beach just after sunrise at Emerald Isle, NC. Canon 20D / Canon 70-200 @ 200mm / F11 / 1/320 / ISO 100 / Manual / Tripod
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The Dying Light by Karl Williams
Rowardennan, Loch Lomond in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Long-exposure using NDx1000 filter; Canon EOS 450D + Sigma 10-20mm zoom; Featured in the following groups: / Dawn and Dusk Light / Your Magic Place / Color and Light / For the Love of Canon
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When I left Home It Didn't Look Like Rain by Jeff Catford
When I left Home It Didn’t Look Like Rain I headed for Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair hoping for a good sunset. It started out that way too, but when I turned my camera onto the city to pick up some bright reflections off the office tower windows I noticed a very big, very wet, very dirty dishcloth hanging less than nonchalantly over the city skyline. / Oops. No raincoat… / I got very wet walking home, but I also saw the Emerald City, looking her magnificently tarty best, totally swathed in glorious glowing air. / / When I left Home It Didn’t Look Like Rain was featured in: / Dawn and Dusk Light – July 2009 / ! 100% ! – July 2009 / Sydney – July 2009 / / Kit: / Nikon D200 – Sigma 10~20mm F3.5 EX DC HSM / Manfroto tripod / Nikon MC-36 Remote / Exposure: / 20mm f11×7 exposures – 1/30s ~ 2s / Post Processing: / Photomatix, PSE, Noiseware, much faffing about / / Best viewed LARGE / - / Thank you for stopping by and thank you for your comments
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Rocky Valley dam by Peter Hammer
Up in the high country at sunrise. The dam stands out in the distance. The dam is the main water supply for the township resort of Falls Creek.
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Twilight at the Rock by Lisa Kenny
Dog Rocks, Batesford
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Fog of my dawn by Donovan wilson
I was up at 5.30 to day drove 40 km walked 2km in the dark up a hill and got this shot. life is Good… Alexandra
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Serenity by Mel Brackstone
Flood tide at Ningi – Across the passage from Bribie Island Sold two large mounted prints about a year apart – through RedBubble – to unknown buyers More in the Seascapes Group / OTHER BEACH SHOTS / REAL ESTATE SERIES / NEW ZEALAND / FROGS / LENSBABY / INFRARED / INDUSTRIAL / SPAM / PANORAMAS / LANDSCAPES
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Echo by Dave Hampton
Echo by Dave Hampton Upper Silver Lake – American Fork Canyon, Utah In the background you can see the top of Mt. Timpanogas elevation around 12,000. It took me a couple hours to hike up to this quiet little lake. I have never seen another person up there before. On this night I was about ready to leave before I ran out of daylight when the evening sunset started to light up all the clouds. I couldn’t beileve how calm the water was. The trees are an almost perfect echo of each other. It is moments like these that you know your alive. FEATURED IN: Snow! Glorious Snow!! Dawn and Dusk Light / WINNER OF THE: Natural Reflections challenge. / / / / / / /
Recent Work
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The Locks by Larry Trupp
! ! Location: This was taken early in the morning, at Lockport just north of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The locks are in the forefront, where the boats are lowered to continue their journey up the Red to Lake Winnipeg. Lockport is a small unincorporated community in Manitoba, Canada located just north of the city of Winnipeg. It is the site of ancient agricultural inhabitation, a migratory bird (the North American White Pelican) feeding area as well as a dam and lock of the Red River. The Red River Floodway joins the Red River just down river from the dam. The bridge and locks at Lockport (completed in 1910), submerged the St. Andrews Rapids (a natural bridge) in order to make the Red River navigable both to and from Lake Winnipeg. A small Provincial Park exists in Lockport. It is part of the rural municipalities of St. Andrews west of, and St. Clements east of the Red River. Residents of Lockport include the eagle which can be seen hunting along the Red River. Lockport is also known for having some of the best fishing in the world to both humans and birds. Specifically, the North Red River running through Lockport is known for some of the best fishing for trophy channel catfish. Lockport is an ancient settlement, predating European history by thousands of years. It is one of the oldest known settlements in Canada. Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi F stop: F/8.0 Exposure: 1/800 sec. Shutter speed (Tv): 9.6
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Sunrise by PhotosByG
Sunrise at Nudgee Beach, Brisbane, Australia. This photo was taken down near Nudgee Beach, a Brisbane suburb that fronts onto Moreton Bay, when the tide was in. When the tide is out, you can walk out to these trees and they are surrounded by sand, and there are usually puddles left by the receeding tide. On one side of Nudgee Beach is Brisbane Airport and on the other side is the Boondall Wetlands which extends up to Cabbage Tree Creek. On the other side of Cabbage Tree Creek is Shorncliffe. Nudgee Beach would be about a 20 minute drive to the Brisbane CBD.
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Pt Lonsdale morning. by Di Schoe
Another beautiful morning in Pt. Lonsdale today, 11/07/09. / A group of ‘Bubblers’ got together this morning in the cold, wet, and windy weather, I dont think any of us was particularity impressed with the sunrise though, but the company was wonderful, and the coffee at Benito’s was great.
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Weiss Dam Sunset by Linda Mathews
A panoramic shot of Weiss Dam at sunset.
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tranquility by Bill vander Sluys
sunset on Stuart Channel, east coast Vancouver Island… Canon 5D / Tamron SP AF 17-35mm f/2.8-4 Di LD IF 0.8s f/22.0 at 19.0mm iso50
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4th of July Colby, Kansas dusk by dvande1
I just thought this was an awesome cloud structure. Just a natural shot. canon eos 20d/24-105
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Inversion by Matt Benson
View On Black
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Foot Bridge by Tim Sanders
The James River Foot Bridge is the longest pedestrian-only bridge on the Appalachian Trail, according to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy. Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel XSI….In Virginia…
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On top of the world by David George
nikon d300, nikon 400mm prime / Dove on the very top of a 3 story observation tower watching the sunset with me. Nice to have the company.
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Sunlight Through the Mist by Lauri7
Nikon D80 / f8.0 1/60 / ISO 200 © Lauri7 2009. All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Lauri7. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.
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Baaa Baaaa by deborah zaragoza
This cute little sheep was so friendly and allowed me to feed it some grass from the other side of the fence. The lighting was perfect for it’s sweet face. Photo taken in Waco, Texas in the country rural farmland.
About This Group
A group dedicated to images with dawn and dusk light. The key criteria of this group is that the image should be taken looking away from the sun – it’s all about the light (not the sun). There is a group on sunsets and sunrises so if you have the sun in your image can I suggest you check them out here.
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