Sunset Windows
Today I have some pictures of a recent sunset seen on Harling Point as reflections from windows, windows that are near and far. Above are the tiny cottages at the end of Penzance Road across from the Chinese Cemetery.
The second picture is of windows on Hollywood Crescent, and in the far distance reflections from a highrise next to South Park in James Bay. Hollywood Crescent is on the west side of Gonzales Bay, while the photo was taken from the east side next to the Sahsima transformer stone which I have previously written about.
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The first one is with a polarising filter, right? I love how the windows are brighter than the sky
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Hi James – nice to have you visiting again. No to a polarising filter. I think that the filter would probably eliminate most of the reflection in the windows anyway if it was darkening the sky, but would need to fool around with one to see for sure. This shot is taken quite a while after the sun had set when the sky was getting really dark, but clouds in the distance were still showing the sun – I think they must have been very high in the sky.
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I love the first image; it’s absolutely breathtaking of the sunset. I also appreciate you stopping by and liking “The Right Path.” I hope you’ll visit again and I look forward to perusing your blog, as well!
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Welcome to my blog lscott – I am glad you have stopped by, and thanks a lot for your kind words. I will be visiting yours again for sure.
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I love the first image in your post, an awesome capture of the sunset.
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Hi Jeanne – thanks for dropping by and commenting. It was like this again a couple of days ago, but I did not have my camera with me – probably was different in subtle ways that might have been interesting. Next time.
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The light in the last shot is just great, the sky is so soft.
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Hi athyfoto – welcome to my blog. And thanks for the comment, coming from someone that takes such great photos, it means a lot. It was a fabulous sunset and eventually I will post some more shots from that evening.
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I agree. That first image is cool.
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Hi Danita, thanks for coming by and for your kind words.
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I love that first image with the sun on the windows/houses and the last one with the rocks and the sun reflected in the water. Nice. 🙂
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Thank you Katie – those are my favourites too. When I looked at the post this morning I regretted including the two middle images – they are not nearly the same standard as the first and last images. Too late to delete them now, but I will try to learn from that.
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The first one especially is awesommmee.
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Thank you Branta!
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