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Chasing Sunsets.

  • Writer: Kenneth Hiner Photography
    Kenneth Hiner Photography
  • Sep 19, 2025
  • 1 min read

Sunsets always tend to make me stop what I’m doing and just take them in. The sky becomes a canvas, shifting and changing faster than I can process. One second it’s washed in warm gold, the next it’s painted with streaks of deep red, and before long, it all fades into that cool, calming blue that signals the day is done.


What fascinates me is how no two sunsets are ever the same. Even if I stood in the exact same spot every evening with my camera in hand, the light, the clouds, and the atmosphere would always conspire to create something unique. That unpredictability is what makes sunsets worth chasing.


As a photographer, I think of these moments as reminders to slow down. Light has the power to transform an ordinary stretch of sky into something unforgettable, and when I’m able to capture that transformation, it feels like bottling up a memory I can revisit later. This particular sunset was one of those times I was grateful to have my camera with me — it let me hold onto the colors just a little bit longer.


Photography, at its core, is about paying attention. Sunsets demand that attention. They remind me that beauty doesn’t last forever, which is exactly what makes it so powerful when we’re lucky enough to witness it.


 
 
 

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