Yesterday, I wrote about clicking 'After Sunset' pics and you saw the beautiful light shades in the image at the dock. Today, I decided to go a little earlier, just before the sun could go down but I wasn't even planning on clicking the sunset.
I went for a walk to the Marina, not knowing what i was going to snap. I thought of going to the beach front at first. Thought, maybe I'd catch some kids playing or some of the youngsters on their BMX bikes or click some snaps of the Yachts at the Dock.
But as luck would have it, when I reached the Gulf road, it was impossible to cross with the vehicles speeding from both ends. I was forced to take the overhead bridge, something I wasn't keen on doing but while half way across, the most Beautiful sight caught my eye. The Sun was setting over Kuwait City and it looked SPECTACULAR.
Finding a good spot, I stood there mesmerized, camera in hand.Clicked almost 25 shots and each was better that the other. I finally settled for this one; I like the sun peeking out from under the clouds :)
The Sunset over this Desert City has never looked so beautiful before, without a doubt, this had to be my Photo of the day.
You never know what you might run into, so always keep your camera close at hand and keep snapping.
I went for a walk to the Marina, not knowing what i was going to snap. I thought of going to the beach front at first. Thought, maybe I'd catch some kids playing or some of the youngsters on their BMX bikes or click some snaps of the Yachts at the Dock.
But as luck would have it, when I reached the Gulf road, it was impossible to cross with the vehicles speeding from both ends. I was forced to take the overhead bridge, something I wasn't keen on doing but while half way across, the most Beautiful sight caught my eye. The Sun was setting over Kuwait City and it looked SPECTACULAR.
The Sunset over this Desert City has never looked so beautiful before, without a doubt, this had to be my Photo of the day.
You never know what you might run into, so always keep your camera close at hand and keep snapping.
Savio A. Dsouza
- SnapThat
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