Another question for the photographers on the board:
From Seagrove Beach, in June, the sun had the appearance it was setting over land.
In September, I've seen photos that look like the sun is now setting over the gulf. Is that true? :idontno:
wintersbk
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Another question for the photographers on the board:
From Seagrove Beach, in June, the sun had the appearance it was setting over land.
In September, I've seen photos that look like the sun is now setting over the gulf. Is that true? :idontno:
Maybe a function of how many drinks have been consumed?
katie blue
katie bluekt looin perpetual motion1,068 postsJoined View profileMessagekt loo
This is true. The sun travels in an arc through the sky, only going directly overhead at the equator. In the summer, the arc is larger, so the days are longer and the sun sets over the land, more to the north. In the winter, the arc is smaller, and the sun rises and sets over the water. two for one deal we got.
PS, groovy avatar, wintersbk.
PS, groovy avatar, wintersbk.
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Kurt
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Another question for the photographers on the board:
From Seagrove Beach, in June, the sun had the appearance it was setting over land.
In September, I've seen photos that look like the sun is now setting over the gulf. Is that true? :idontno:
Yes. There is a Walton County ordinance pertaining to seasonal sunrise and sunset locations.
kathydwells
kathydwellsDarlene is my middle name, not my nicknameLacey's Spring, Alabama13,303 postsJoined View profileMessageDarlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Yes. There is a Walton County ordinance pertaining to seasonal sunrise and sunset locations.
:floor:
Yes. There is a Walton County ordinance pertaining to seasonal sunrise and sunset locations.
:lolabove:
So what happens if a violation occurs?
This is true. The sun travels in an arc through the sky. (it only goes directly overhead if you're at the equator.) In the summer, the arc is larger, which makes the days longer and makes the sun set over the land (in SoWal.) In the winter, the arc is smaller, and the sun rises and sets over the water. two for one deal we got.
Thank you, Katie! 😀
MermaidMermaidpicky7,871 postsJoined View profileMessagepicky
The sunsets last week were incredible! The sun was sooooo huge and it cast an even bigger swath of color across the water. Reminded me of the sloe gin fizz drinks (or is it tequila sunrise I'm thinking of?) that I used to drink in college--long time since I've seen those!
katie blue
katie bluekt looin perpetual motion1,068 postsJoined View profileMessagekt loo
or my sunset drink, a modified Malibu Bay Breeze. Not a huge drinker, much less rum drinker, but it's delicous and the color of the Sowal sun:
1 1/2 oz Malibu rum;
Splash of dark rum
2 oz Cranberry juice;
2 oz Pineapple juice.
Squeeze of fresh florida orange.
Mix, serve over ice, drink on beach at sunset.
1 1/2 oz Malibu rum;
Splash of dark rum
2 oz Cranberry juice;
2 oz Pineapple juice.
Squeeze of fresh florida orange.
Mix, serve over ice, drink on beach at sunset.
RiverOtter
RiverOttergot any pics?Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States11,444 postsJoined View profileMessagegot any pics?
Another question for the photographers on the board:
From Seagrove Beach, in June, the sun had the appearance it was setting over land.
In September, I've seen photos that look like the sun is now setting over the gulf. Is that true? :idontno:
Wheel In The Sky keeps on turning Dude :cool: Sorry for the Journey reference :oops:
Wheel In The Sky keeps on turning Dude :cool: Sorry for the Journey reference :oops:
I do know where I'll be tomorrow.... :clap_1: (well on Saturday, but that didn't sound as cool)
Smiling JOe
Smiling JOeSoWal Expert31,643 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Expert
Back to the original question, starting around July, from the Beach, we begin to see the Sun set over the Gulf.
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