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Just SunsetsSunsets can be particularly challenging because of their fleetiness. You pack in your equipment, get set up, and in the space of 15 or 20 minutes your session is over. You have to be fast on your feet and ready to try anything to get that perfect shot. Decisions like what aperture and exposure settings to use, or how to frame a picture have to be made quickly or it will be over before you know it, and you'll have nothing to show for your efforts.
I have been very blessed when it comes to photographing sunsets. Mainly because I don't go out in the field too often to specifically do that, but when I do, I am never disappointed as you can see. And with a little imagination you can get a dramatic picture even when there are no clouds. Of course living in Arizona doesn't hurt either! I see sunsets as analogous to people, and their vast diversity. Some start out life slow without much fanfare only to grow up to become fantastic. While others show amazing promise from the start only to end up duds. Many of these were shot in the Superstition Mountain / Tonto Nation Forrest area just east of Apache Junction Az. Just click on the one you like to order. Randy J. Oberg |
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