SEEING THE SIGHT-Multi-Colours Sunrise and Sunset

I was facinated and addicted by the beautiful sunrises in Bachok at Pantai Irama.Every time I go back to my kampung,it becomes a ritual that I must go and take photos at Pantai Irama at least once or twice.I just love its dramatic suprises and colours display.

Just look at these top and bottom photos.I wonder if I live another 20 years,I amy get another chance to see and shoot such beautiful mornings.

Over the last few years I learnt how to compose but when it comes to complex lighting like above and photos below,I am not sure what should be my exposure? So,I did the next best thing-set it on automode and tried various settings and paryed for the best.In addition to the light complexity,the colours are changing very fast.That is another challenge!

I am shooting laandscape photography.Where should I focus?

EXPOSURE IS THE NEXT SUBJECT THAT I HAVE TO LEARN ON THE GO.IT WILL TAKE TIME AND I AM WILLING TO GET ALONG AND BECOME THE MASTER ONE FINE DAY.INSYALLAH.

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