The sun was setting over Eagle Lake in Acadia National Park in Maine.
With slightly cooler weather temporarily upon us, I decided to drive into the city to photograph the sunset from Brooklyn Bridge Park. I arrive one hour before sunset to guarantee I had a decent location and stayed until an hour after sunset to capture some of the blue hour.
For the second year in a row, I went with a group to Donaldson Farms, in Hackettstown, NJ, to photograph the sunflowers at sunset. I took this with my ultra-wide angle zoom lens and was only a few inches from the sunflower in the front.
The sun setting over the bay in Beach Haven, NJ
Long exposure during sunset of the bay in Beach Haven, NJ.
The New York City skyline during blue hour. Taken from Liberty State Park in New Jersey.
The sun rising above the jetty in Beach Haven, NJ.
Beach Haven jetty during sunrise.
Sun setting over the bay in Ship Bottom, NJ
Sun rising over the Atlantic Ocean in Ship Bottom, NJ
Sun rising over the Atlantic Ocean in Virginia Beach, VA
Reflection of a house at Waterloo Village in Stanhope, NJ
The Great Falls Lake during Autumn at Duke Farms in Hillsborough, NJ.
Long exposure of stream running through Bushkill Falls
One of the many falls at Bushkill Falls in Pennsylvania
Taken during sunrise at the fishing pier in Virginia Beach, VA
Taken during sunrise at the fishing pier in Virginia Beach, VA
Taken during sunrise at the fishing pier in Virginia Beach, VA
Taken during sunrise at the fishing pier in Virginia Beach, VA
One of the many fields full of sunflowers found at Donaldson Farms in Hackettstown, NJ. Taken during sunset.
One of the many fields full of sunflowers found at Donaldson Farms in Hackettstown, NJ. Taken during sunset.
One of the small, unnamed waterfalls inside Ricketts Glen State Park in Benton, PA
Onondaga Falls is 0.73 miles upstream of Waters Meet, and is the eighth and last named falls in Glen Leigh. It is 1.04 miles south of the Lake Leigh trailhead parking lot by Lake Jean. The trail to Onondaga Falls had to be reconstructed prior to 2001, after a storm washed it out. The Onondaga are an Iroquoian-speaking people and one of the original members of the Iroquois Confederation. They were geographically in the middle of the five tribes and "tended the council fire" of the Iroquois Longhouse; as such they were one of three "Elder Brothers" in the Confederacy. Their village at Onondaga, New York, was the Iroquois capital
Long exposure of the NYC skyline right before sunset.