Sunrise or sunset?

[Grayson]

Any preference as a walker or photographer? Any areas where you've witnessed something spectacular?

 

[Podali]

Most definitely sunset. Quite simply because I am not an early riser and the sun has usually come up long before I get to my tea and toast.

I can't say I have really witnessed or captured any particularly spectacular sunsets, but on the rare occasions I am still out walking at sunset, I do feel a gentle calm descending along with the setting sun.

Regards
Pod

 

[Macron]

Both, if that's allowed? On account of experiencing wonderful sunsets and sunrises over the years. I don't have any photos handy but if I remember will post a few later.

 

[TVC]

Sunset, the pubs are open.

 

[Spinney]

Both. The main sunrises I see though are in the winter, when the sun rises after I get up in the week.
Sunsets, well, here are a couple: https://www.walkingchat.net/threads/descending-in-the-dark.88/

 

[Andy_R]

As a photographer, sunrise. Our weather predominately comes from the southwest so lighting at sunset is much more reflection from clouds and "redder" than usual. Sunrise seems to look purer (if that makes sense), gentler, and lighter, to me when I'm taking photos. This is probably all bollox, but it's just how I feel. At this time of year you're also more likely to get inversions at sunrise, and they make for some amazing ethereal photos.

 

[Rocky]

Sunrise, for me

The light seems to be the best at that time of the day......and no chance of bumping into @TVC who will still be in bed after las night's session in the pub.

 

[TVC]

Sunrise, for me

The light seems to be the best at that time of the day......and no chance of bumping into @TVC who will still be in bed after las night's session in the pub.

Rude, but accurate.

 

[NorthernDave]

Sunrise for me. Being an early riser has to have a few benefits doesn't it?