Sunset at Wessagusset Beach in North Weymouth MA (Greater Boston)

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Waves in Motion Sequence: North Weymouth Beach

Experimental : Waves in Motion Sequence


Location:
Wessagusset Beach, North Weymouth, MA
By the Yacht Club
Boston Skyline, South Shore Area,
Greater Boston, New England

Filters:
RocketFish: UV Filter 58MM, RF-UVF58
Generic Chinese 4 point Star Cross Filter SRB (Behind UV)

Macro

Dusk Abandoned Factory

I'm not exactly sure what type of factory this was. I was told it was a silk factory, but I can't confirm that. It's somewhere near the border on Delaware & Pennsylvania. I'm not sure about that either... Somewhere near Marcus Hook or Claymont.

Photographed in mid July 2012.

Cool colors with hints of warm reds/pinks highlights, clouds.
Brick smokestack

Sunset Lovers

費城!  
In addition to the several photos I shot behind the Philadelphia Art Museum, there was a couple that hung out for a Romantic sunset gazing. So, I just kept shooting my photos WITH them in the frames.

Compare these to my other Photos behind the Art Museum at Sunset: 


Same day


The previous week

Sunset Behind The Philadelphia Museum of Art: Schuylkill River (With Humidity)

Sunset Behind The Philadelphia Museum of Art:
Schuylkill River 費城! 

The gazebo I shot from is actually called The Mercury Pavilion.

It's dated as 2007, however, I used to frequent the gazebo since 1998, and I can tell you both gazebos are OLD! Older than 2007! 


So, even tho' it's a week AFTER the ideal week to shoot from, and the humidity was about 44% (higher than my last photo shoot) I still got some reds. I would've preferred higher humidity, and also last week, but there's always next year!

If the humidity was as high as it was a few days ago, I could've shot much more reds  in the sunset. But, oh well, that's the nature if it all.

The clouds worked out really well for these.

This first one here, I used a filter. The rest are natural.

 Compare these photos to my previous photo shoot behind the Art Museum.