Sunrise
Inverted tiny planet rendering of an unusually red sunrise in San Francisco.
(Related: Sun Halo; Sunset sunset; Sunset #8)
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Sun Halo — A Sun Halo photographed from the Marine Cemetery Vista at The Presidio of San Francisco....
Sunset sunset — Sunset over the Sunset district in San Francisco. There is also the start of moonset at the start of the video and then clouds roll in and, unusually, out before the sun goes down....
Sunset #8 — Light cloud cover streams by as the sun sets over the Pacific, shot from San Francisco. 4K 60fps timelapse. (Previously: Sunset #7)...
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