After the spectacle of the Spring Equinox, streamed live by Heritage Malta from Mnajdra Temples this morning, I decided to edit a short time lapse of the setting Sun I shot recently.
I always wanted to capture the so called ‘green flash’ which occurs at the last seconds the Sun disappears off the horizon.
Here is a short explanation of this phenomena from LiveScience website:
“The various colours of light bend different amounts based on their wavelengths; shorter wavelengths (blue, violet and green) refract more strongly than longer wavelengths (yellow, orange and red). As such, blue and violet light are scattered by the atmosphere while red, orange and yellow are absorbed, leaving the green light the most visible during the few seconds when the sun sets below or rises above the horizon.
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26 авг 2024
