Capturing the Golden Hours
Another post in the name of sunset. When the sunset is clearly visible from your rooftop, consider yourself lucky. Nature has provided you with the most beautiful views of the world. My house has two floors and there is strong sunlight every day from morning to evening. As time progresses, the glory of sunset starts spreading its color on the earth. As evening approaches, the birds that had gone away from their nests to eat start returning. Some witness the sunset by munching on grains while others live happy moments with their children in their nests.
Let us ride on the rays of the sun on a journey where no evil stops. There is only beauty and joy. Whenever I am bored, my favorite thing to do is to go to the terrace and live the moments of sunset with nature. Even today, I sit for hours and whenever I feel like it, I pick up my camera and capture a few moments.
I don't have an ND filter, so clicking sunset photos poses a bit of a challenge. Then I have to wait for the sun to cool down. After it cools down, the camera returns to its form after which I use the camera to its fullest. Sunset holds the entire life in its golden lap, which is witnessed by pigeons, sparrows, mynas, parrots, squirrels, crows, peacocks and kingfishers. There is not much to write in the post because this is a photography post, so now I will leave you to the photos.
Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to tranlate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from Mobile and edited in Snapseed, Lightroom/photoshop.
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