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Wintery Sunset
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3167/...163e61c8_b.jpg
Taken @ the in law's cabin in Wasilla, Alaska. |
that is neat. what time was it
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Originally Posted by normajean21
(Post 518337)
that is neat. what time was it
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WOW! I love the effect from the trees....Beautiful Shot
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when is the 30 days of night.....or is it 3 months im not sure. do u know when that starts flyordie?
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Originally Posted by normajean21
(Post 518533)
when is the 30 days of night.....or is it 3 months im not sure. do u know when that starts flyordie?
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Wow makes me want to come to AK. Great shots FOD
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Anchorage never gets the total darkness. Here's from today's paper:
Daylight : 10:10 AM - 3:41 PM Alaska gets as much daylight and darkness as anywhere else on earth over the course of a year; it's just distributed differently. Summer is a time of long days. Above the Arctic Circle, the day can be 24 hours long or months long. In Anchorage, almost 400 miles south of the circle, the summer solstice day is 19.5 hours long. Winter has much shorter days. Above the Arctic Circle, the night can last for months, although lingering twilight brightens the sky. In Anchorage, the shortest day still provides 4.5 hours of daylight. Around the equinoxes in March and September, Alaska gets the same 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness the rest of the world does. |
Originally Posted by FlyOrDie
(Post 518331)
Taken @ the in law's cabin in Wasilla, Alaska. Levi, Is that you? :D |
Originally Posted by normajean21
(Post 518533)
when is the 30 days of night.....or is it 3 months im not sure. do u know when that starts flyordie?
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