A SPECTACLE OF GOLDEN RAYS
As the sun slips into slumber behind the majestic Al Hajar mountains of Jebel Shams, the sky transforms into a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors which paint the sky in warm oranges, dazzling pinks, and deep purples and blues. JebelShams is Oman’s highest mountain peak, rising into the sky and towering over Oman from an awe-inspiring 3,004 meters high.
The jagged Al-Misht mountain peak stands in stark contrast to the soft color palette of the galaxy above, against the region’s signature golden sunset. Jebel Shams at sunset is a sight to behold for any photographer, equal parts inspiring, humbling, and challenging
Thousands of photographers flock here every year in the hope of capturing the perfect moment amidst the shifting light, the changing color palette, and the sanctuary of silence and solitude atop this diverse geological terrain. The best photo opportunities are found at sunset and sunrise, when the golden galaxy flaunts its majesty and dares photographers to do her justice.
A scenic 2.5 to 3-hour car ride – around 240 kilometers – escorts ambitious explorers from Muscat to this magnificent mountain haven. Most people flock here during Oman’s cooler months, from October to March, promising clear skies and unblemished views of Al-Misht towering over the city.
From personal experience, I can confidently say that the temperature here drops significantly at night. Don’t be fooled by the daytime heat – pack a jacket and warm clothing if you plan on stargazing atJebel Shams at sunset.
As the sun slips into slumber behind the majestic Al Hajar mountains of Jebel Shams, the sky transforms into a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors which paint the sky in warm oranges, dazzling pinks, and deep purples and blues. JebelShams is Oman’s highest mountain peak, rising into the sky and towering over Oman from an awe-inspiring 3,004 meters high.
The jagged Al-Misht mountain peak stands in stark contrast to the soft color palette of the galaxy above, against the region’s signature golden sunset. Jebel Shams at sunset is a sight to behold for any photographer, equal parts inspiring, humbling, and challenging
Thousands of photographers flock here every year in the hope of capturing the perfect moment amidst the shifting light, the changing color palette, and the sanctuary of silence and solitude atop this diverse geological terrain. The best photo opportunities are found at sunset and sunrise, when the golden galaxy flaunts its majesty and dares photographers to do her justice.
A scenic 2.5 to 3-hour car ride – around 240 kilometers – escorts ambitious explorers from Muscat to this magnificent mountain haven. Most people flock here during Oman’s cooler months, from October to March, promising clear skies and unblemished views of Al-Misht towering over the city.
From personal experience, I can confidently say that the temperature here drops significantly at night. Don’t be fooled by the daytime heat – pack a jacket and warm clothing if you plan on stargazing atJebel Shams at sunset.
As the sun slips into slumber behind the majestic Al Hajar mountains of Jebel Shams, the sky transforms into a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors which paint the sky in warm oranges, dazzling pinks, and deep purples and blues. JebelShams is Oman’s highest mountain peak, rising into the sky and towering over Oman from an awe-inspiring 3,004 meters high.
The jagged Al-Misht mountain peak stands in stark contrast to the soft color palette of the galaxy above, against the region’s signature golden sunset. Jebel Shams at sunset is a sight to behold for any photographer, equal parts inspiring, humbling, and challenging
Thousands of photographers flock here every year in the hope of capturing the perfect moment amidst the shifting light, the changing color palette, and the sanctuary of silence and solitude atop this diverse geological terrain. The best photo opportunities are found at sunset and sunrise, when the golden galaxy flaunts its majesty and dares photographers to do her justice.
A scenic 2.5 to 3-hour car ride – around 240 kilometers – escorts ambitious explorers from Muscat to this magnificent mountain haven. Most people flock here during Oman’s cooler months, from October to March, promising clear skies and unblemished views of Al-Misht towering over the city.
From personal experience, I can confidently say that the temperature here drops significantly at night. Don’t be fooled by the daytime heat – pack a jacket and warm clothing if you plan on stargazing atJebel Shams at sunset.
CANVAS MATTE PAPER QUALITY WITH GLOSS FINISH
The photograph printed directly on museum-quality canvas material using high-quality archival inks. I use Canvas Classic texture with the UltraChrome HDX Epson 10-color pigment ink system as it offers an extremely wide color gamut with excellent black density and a print life of 200 years in color up to 400 years in black and white.
Printing your photo on Canvas Classic texture looks very natural and especially suitable for images with rich contrast and colors.
PHOTO PAPER QUALITY
I am using Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper (260) delivers highly saturated prints by providing maximum ink coverage and high D-Max for true photographic copies. using Luster paper will make the photo stay years before significant fading and / or changes in color balance occur 75 years.
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