I would not like to dwell on the worldly negatives, so i focus on my view which is a total opposite of that in the East. I totally own the sunsets, and they happen everyday without failure, lol. On top of that, all sunsets are different by the minute, and that depends also on the clouds, the wind, the environmental conditions and the month.
A few years ago i posted the differences in position of the sun relative to the tallest structure of my horizon. Here i will try to show these differences for a quarter, starting in January this year. I guess the photos, which are totally straight out of the camera, will tell you some facts and some very interesting observations.
These are all Straight Out Of The Camera (SOOTC) shots.
my west view in one morning with the setting moon
Those are the tallest structures in my horizon. The left is the Iglesia ni Kristo Church, while at the right is a condominium unit. The position of the setting sun varies only along those structures.
my west view in one cloudy day
03 January 2016
In January, the sun is much much far away to the left of the church. I had to cut the right building to let a bigger view of the sun.
14 February 2016
After a month and 2 weeks, the sun is already at the leftmost position of the church.
05 March 2016
Three weeks after, the sun now is farther away to the right of the church.
31 March 2016
Three more weeks after, the sun is much farther away to the right of the church, already near the right building.
One more week after, and it already positioned itself at the top of the building.
my night sky after sunset
I am still observing which month or week in the coming months will the sun be moving again to the left. There is not much space left for the sun to move farther right. If it suddenly returns to the original position in January, then the earth would have turned or revolved so quickly, or it could mean the earth's revolution moved backwards. There is a thing in astrology as "retrograde", i wonder if there is also a physical retrograde movement of the sun. This is just a layman's perspective and in no way mean something near to scientific. I hope the earth will not flip, or the sun would be seen not in the west anymore! Can you imagine the sun setting in the South or the North! That would probably be the end of us!
Amazing, my friend! So well documented! Bells and whistles!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos!
ReplyDeleteCalling by from the Skywatch Friday meme, thanks for sharing a lovely selection of skies.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for dropping by here Lindy Lou.
DeleteHello, lovely series of the sunset. Beautiful photos. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou got the best seat in the house for this daily sunset show.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Great photos, and amazing how the position of the sun changes over time!!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, i am now curious at what month the earth will revert position or its revolution.
DeleteWhat fantastic views! I love sky shots, especially when the sun is rising and setting. I sometimes have thought I could do a blog just on the sky!
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, i can also do a blog just on the sky alone, haha! Sunrise and sunsets are maybe the most famous scenes on earth. My room in the province is facing east overlooking a bay, but we are not really very near the sea. At least we face a lovely sunrise which i see every weekend. And in the city where i live the whole weekdays, i have the sunsets. Can i ask for more? hahaha.
DeleteIs the very tallest 'Eiffel Tower' also part of the church?
ReplyDeleteHi Diana, do you mean the tower structure which looks like the tallest spire of the church? If so that is not actually a church structure but located maybe a hundred meters behind it. That is a communications tower.
DeleteWonderful views of the church's outline against that gorgeous sky.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteSo very observant and with beautiful shots to back it up.
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