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Early September sunset sets Toronto skies ablaze
They might not be as exciting as lightning storms, but every once in a while Toronto is graced with a sunset that draws the attention of just about anyone with a view to the west, of which last night's was a prime example. It wasn't particularly noteworthy to begin with, but about 15 minutes after the sun dipped below the horizon — say at about 8 p.m. — the sky became as saturated as I've seen all summer. For a few minutes it was so spectacular that I suspect even those who think sunset-gawking is hopelessly cliché would have found the act irresistible. Fortunately, a number of photographers were well situated to capture the proceedings and posted their results in the blogTO Flickr pool for us to share. Lead photo by ~EvidencE~.
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Photo by Matt Naporowski
Photo by Mike Brown
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Photo by Badger416
Photo by Cobby17
Photo by Mi*Li
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I was admiring the beautiful colours and tried in vain to take some pics but didn't come close to these beautiful shots!
If you follow the photographer credit links to Flickr, you should be able to check on their EXIF data (which records the type of info you're after). Once you're on the photo's Flickr page, check under the actions tab (if a photog has made the info available, it'll be the last option).
Cheers!
where was the first one taken? where is that spot?