Every sunset is different, because every day is different, clouds are different, reflections are different, distant mountains are different, and above all – we are different!
Canon 7D : Canon 10-22 mm : ISO 320 : 10 mm : f9.0 : 1/25 sec
Hemakuta Hill
Hampi, Karnataka, India
Hemakuta Hill located adjacent to Virupaksha temple is sprinkled generously with a large number of shrines, archways, and pavilions. These temples form one of the earliest groups of structures at Hampi and are dated to be from about the 9th to 14th century.
It is also one among the best places in Hampi to witness the sunrise/sunset and quiet an easy climb (about 10-15 mins and not as tedious as say, the Matanga Hill). Though an easy walk, the afternoon sun can make the boulders scorching hot. But take a stroll by twilight and you sure can experience all the hues from blues to reds being splashed across the whole wide canvas of the sky.
Canon 7D : Canon 10-22 mm : ISO 320 : 13 mm : f9.0 : 1/50 sec
Hemakuta Hill
Hampi, Karnataka, India
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