Here's a pretty sunset shot I took recently. :) I think this was on New Years day?
The picture doesn't do it justice in my opinion, seeing it in person was awesome. And.. I have a feeling that the timelapse I got of this is going to be beautiful. :)
Looking forward to rendering that when I get time and checking it out, however I'm so incredibly swamped and overwhelmingly busy, it's frustrating trying to keep up with everything sometimes! Lol.. Oh well, it is what it is. Will be uploading some more snow pics soon! Hope you're all doing well out there in internet land! Peace.
PS.. It sorta looks like there's a "sun pillar" or whatever they are called going vertically up in the middle of the frame above where the sun is setting. I'm not positive that's what it is, but it does look like some kind of phenomena or something like that!
That is a beautiful sky. I've never heard the term "sun pillar" but I see what you are saying. Must be caused by how the sun refracts from the clouds. It's kind of like a laser shot through fog at a concert
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Indeed. :) I agree. Also I googled it and sun pillar is a technical term, and yup.. The sun refracting on lil ice crystals is what it is I guess. And yeah! It is sort of like a laser at a concert or something like that. Heh good analogy/metaphor.
Nice shot Paul, That is a sun pillar which is an optical phenomenon. Great shot!
Thanks dad! I appreciate the feedback. It was a pretty cool sunset! And yeah I Googled sun pillars and it does appear to look to be one of those. A neat capture, I'm not sure if I've got a sun pillar before..?
It was a beautiful New Year's sunset in Morro Bay this evening.
Hmmm? Little confused by when you say "this evening" as New Years was a number of days ago but perhaps just a misinterpretation of your words. Pretty shot you shared, did you take it yourself?
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