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To watch the sunset is always an enjoyable experience, the deep vivid colours vary so much and can be extremely rewarding to watch. As the sun lowers to the horizon the light patterns constantly change creating unique and interesting pictures.
The Four Stones on the summit of Clent Hill made an ideal location; the silhouette of each stone produced a stunning image. Another interesting location was over Goonhilly Downs in Cornwall unfortunately this was not a planed trip so was a little late in the day to get the perfect picture.
Locations featured include:
Malvern Hills, Worcestershire
Clent Hills, Worcestershire
Goonhilly Downs, Cornwall
Dazzling Malvern Hills Sunset, 10th August 2010. Unfortunately I didn’t really capture the full beauty of the evening sky colours on this one. The low lying cloud slightly shielded the beaming yellow sun producing a wonderful orange edge to the cloud. As the sun lowered below the horizon the colours changed dramatically to a tint of blue.
Focal Lengh 18mm - Exposure 1/15sec F32
The Four Stones on the summit of Clent Hill made a ideal location, the silhouette of each stone produced a stunning image
Sunset taken from the top of Clent Hills April 2010
Focal Lengh 55mm - Exposure 1/200sec F5.6
Focal Lengh 8mm - Exposure 1/400sec F22
Sunset from the top of Clent Hills 17th April 2010
Focal Lengh 28mm Exposure 1/200sec F16
Focal Lengh 52mm Exposure 1/100sec F9 
Goonhilly Downs, Cornwall
Sunset over Dusthouse Lane, Tardebigge Bromsgrove
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