Have you ever seen a green flash sunset?

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The discussion centers around a memorable maritime sunset experienced by a group, particularly appreciated by their continental guests. The sunset was described as exceptionally brilliant, with notable moments including the last rays turning green, a phenomenon known as the "green flash." Participants shared their admiration for the photos taken, especially a sailboat image, and expressed a desire for similar experiences, including capturing a full moon with added effects like bats or birds. The conversation also touched on photography techniques, with one participant sharing their use of a Canon EOS 7D camera, noting that similar results could be achieved with other models using the same sensor. Overall, the thread highlights the beauty of the sunset and the joy of sharing such experiences through photography.
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So our continental guests expressed the desire to witness a maritieme sunset. And they certainly did not complain about our efforts to forfill such.

This is what you only can hope for

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The sunset was exceptionally brilliant, you could not look directly in the sun for a long time

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We have touchdown

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The last few images in sequence, we all saw the last rays of the sun clearly turn green, however the camera had other ideas (live size crops)

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Enjoy
 
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Andre said:
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This is kind of sea water skiers dream about :-p

But I like the first one most.
 
I've seen plenty of first class sunsets in Aruba. However, I have never seen the green flash. I had assumed that you needed special equipment to see it. However your story indicates that I was wrong about that. I'm still looking forward to that pleasure.
 
Those look fantastic. I think the sailboat one is my favorite too. Thanks.

And now, Andre, can you capture a full moon? With bats or birds fluttering across it for effect. :-P
 
Andre said:
So our continental guests expressed the desire to witness a maritieme sunset. And they certainly did not complain about our efforts to forfill such.

This is what you only can hope for

2uyk275.jpg

I see a photo contest entry here. Very nice Andre.
 
Nilequeen, here is your full moon but the bats need a bit of work.

Don, Excellent perception, yes it's entered here as pristine work without any post processing.
 
Nice sequence, Andre.
 
Just lovely, wish I was there.
 
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Andre said:
Nilequeen, here is your full moon but the bats need a bit of work.

Nice one Andre. I wonder why there are all those radial lines from what appears to
be a crater at the bottom of the picture.
 
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I guess there is a lot of speculation going on about that crater.

Anyway back on topic, here is a sort of HDR version of the sailboat, not that natural anymore but the sea is a bit more visible.

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We had cloudless skies last night, here's a couple shots as the sun dissapeared: all hail Roy G. Biv!

[PLAIN]http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/2824/dsc8043b.jpg

[PLAIN]http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/5932/dsc8044p.jpg
 
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But at least the weather was nice :smile:
 
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Anyway, the first picture turned out to be a winner.
 
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Andre said:
Anyway, the first picture turned out to be a winner.

congrats!
 
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What kind of camera are you using Andre?
 
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مبروك!

:smile:
 
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Andy Resnick said:
congrats!

Thanks, Andy

Pythagorean said:
What kind of camera are you using Andre?

Same as Borek, a Canon EOS 7D, but essentially the same results are possible with a EOS 550D, 600D or 60D, all using the same sensor. It get's different though if you go for highly dynamic, fast action shots

drizzle said:
مبروك!

:smile:

شكرا لك يا حبيبي! :biggrin:
 
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