John Oram's photos with the keyword: Sunset

The views from Lee on Solent include many spectacular sunsets but it is not the happiest time of year when our nearest star sets behind Calshot instead of well north of Fawley as during the summer months. TZ70_2_P1000784CE

With a slightly oil painting like effect in the sky, this picture of a sunset over Fawley, is SOOC. 200_4_P1020789

We all hope that the sun is not setting on the cruise industry but the sad procession of ships to and from Southampton for relief and replenishment has been a sobering sight throughout the pandemic. In this heavily edited shot, P&O Ventura passes Cowes on her return to sea for another few lonely days. TZ70_P1030091XXE

In October in Palm Springs, the sun sets early behind the San Jacinto Mountains. 200_2_P1140377C_F

In October in Palm Springs, the sun sets early behind the San Jacinto Mountains. SOOC (+ frame) 200_2_P1140379_F

In October in Palm Springs, the sun sets early behind the San Jacinto Mountains. SOOC (+ frame) 200_2_P1140381_F

Tonight's sunset in Palm Springs brought out the smartphones and tablets and very few cameras. The interesting thing is, my three views are SOOC (really) but the camera shows the sky in a way the eye did not see. Specifically, the fiery yellow highlights appeared simply to be other shades of red. Perhaps the camera does not lie (actually a complete fallacy if ever there was one) but it can distort the truth. 200_2_P1010551

Tonight's sunset in Palm Springs brought out the smartphones and tablets and very few cameras. The interesting thing is, my three views are SOOC (really) but the camera shows the sky in a way the eye did not see. Specifically, the fiery yellow highlights appeared simply to be other shades of red. Perhaps the camera does not lie (actually a complete fallacy if ever there was one) but it can distort the truth. 200_2_P1010549

Tonight's sunset in Palm Springs brought out the smartphones and tablets and very few cameras. The interesting thing is, my three views are SOOC (really) but the camera shows the sky in a way the eye did not see. Specifically, the fiery yellow highlights appeared simply to be other shades of red. Perhaps the camera does not lie (actually a complete fallacy if ever there was one) but it can distort the truth. 200_2_P1010547

With a clear view west across the Mediterranean, the sunsets seen from Tel Aviv can be very pleasing to the eye. TZ30_P1020123

This oblique angle captures another Tel Aviv sunset across part of the marina and beach. TZ30_P1020106

Sunset across Tel Aviv beach. TZ30_P1020097

Sunset across Tel Aviv beach. TZ30_P1020095

A vivid sunset shot across Tel Aviv marina. TZ30_P1020107

This is the view from The Mount at Plas Dinas Country House, Gwynedd at sunset. TZ30_P1000837