Sunset: From Landscape to Portrait Photography
By jefferi chang
17 September 2008
Sunset, are one of the most taken landscape photo by anyone. The beautiful nature of sunset gave a amazing moment to whoever experience it all around the world. The natural light gradient bright yellow to dark color when the sun fall on the horizon, is an ideal subject for landscape photography. Each and every sunset is different than the previous day or the day after. The color effect on the cloud, sea and mountain varies differently with its own masterpiece waiting for anyone to photography it with film, digital camera or embed it in our own memories for us to remember in future.
Kota Kinabalu is one of the best places for a beautiful sunset. The town that located at the west side next to the sea presented a clear horizon sea line and beautiful island to fill in adding more detail and make it different than another sunset location. My favorite place to take sunset is definitely at Sutera Habour. Sutera Harbour is a man made sea reclaimed island with marina and artificial beaches and design landscape. It located outside the sea and has a very clear and wide view of the sea and island turnout to be an outstanding and breathtaking experience for every visitor and local during a perfect sunset day.
Sunset is not just limited to landscape photography. Lots of creativity manipulation to the beautiful landscape of the sunset for different type of photography especially in wedding and portrait. Sunset add more detail to people subject and gave an interesting background view to the photo. Sunset wedding is a trend among couple that planned for their wedding. Photos that were taken during sunset gave a everlasting memories to photos and the wedding guest.
There is more sun set around the world that is beautiful and amazing. Many photographers travel around the world to capture the beauty and produce a masterpiece photo that unique with its own style and composition. So, take out your camera and start photograph the sunset.
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