What was a grey, misty day turned out into something spectacular. All of the sudden, my office coloured orange and immediately, I realised this was an uncommon sunset. I shot 7 panos in the following 11 minutes.
This pano, at 5:22 PM and the first of a series of 4, shows the moment the sun set and when a very intense, deep orange glow began to spread out.
Canon Eos M6 with EF-M 11-22mm, 8 pics, 22 mm (35.2 mm KB), iso 125, f 5.6, 1/80s, PTGuiPro, 15965x3646 234.3MB TIFF, crop about 10%, downsized 2190x500 672 KB JPEG.
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Comments
What a disheartening comment. Does it really matter from where I shot this sunset or do I have to go to the Vosges and wait days, weeks or months hopefully to be lucky to shoot this opportunity which you have only a few times a year?
Besides, the subject here is what I observed as quite an impressive sunset. First the very intense deep orange glow spreading out over the sky followed by the color change to a softer orange and then to reddish which you will see in subsequent panos. When the brightness is increased, much of the details in the sky simply disappear so I absolutely disagree this is too dark.
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