My picture for the sunset photography contest

This photograph was taken from the comfort of my home. How and where specifically did I take the photo? Well, first I must tell you that I took it on the roof of my house, the kind you see and tell yourself that it is apparently impossible to achieve an interesting shot, not even having a high-end professional camera, which is not the case. However, things change when the golden hour arrives, you find flashes of light all around, a relaxing environment which you never want to leave. For my fortune I can also add that in the distance where it hides mostly in the sun you can see a church or a kind of chapel, said building manages to tell a story because of its weight in the photograph, for my taste it balances perfectly. Sometimes when I go through my photo gallery and I type with this one for some reason I go into a state of nostalgia and the warm colors touch the bottom of my person, it is as if everything at the same time is in constant harmony. I must tell you that one of my favorite hobbies is writing and I admit that my best writing has been done sitting on the roof and curiously every time I watch the sunset. I do not consider myself a religious person, much less spiritual, but sometimes I think there is a certain energy, one that transmits this beautiful phenomenon of nature.

A little bit I think you would be interested in knowing what equipment I took this shot with, but first I want you to take into account some of the little I know about composition and theory in terms of photography, I want you to know the difference between taking a photo and taking a photo, Simple, you take a photo when suddenly you see something that catches your attention and you have your camera at hand, it is that kind of random event that you barely have time to capture, on the other hand you take a photo when you are precisely working on it, Tell yourself in a studio or playing around with white balance, focus, exposure, shutter, aperture, etc. In conclusion, you take the photo when you expect the perfect shot. That said, I go with the metadata:

ISO 1000

f8

1 / 125s

Sony a5000 camera

Sony 70-210mm lens

Well, nothing, I hope you have enjoyed reading my experience, and even more so the same photograph, for me it is a pleasure to be part of this great community and that you all have a good day, afternoon or evening.