Zeitzone:Ostaustralische Normalzeit
Ortszeit:Mittwoch, 16. September 2026 18:28
Länge:147.1511445
Breite:-41.4326757
Sonnenaufgang Heute:06:13:35
Sonnenuntergang Heute:18:02:15
Tageslänge heute:11h 48m 40s
Sonnenaufgang morgen:06:11:51
Sonnenuntergang Morgen:18:03:15
Tageslänge von morgen:11h 51m 24s

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Datum Sonnenaufgang Sonnenuntergang Tageslänge
1. Jan. 2026 05:42:21 20:49:15 15h 6m 54s
1. Feb. 2026 06:17:38 20:34:38 14h 17m 0s
1. März 2026 06:53:03 19:57:38 13h 4m 35s
1. Apr. 2026 07:27:27 19:05:45 11h 38m 18s
1. Mai 2026 06:59:24 17:20:07 10h 20m 43s
1. Juni 2026 07:28:57 16:52:14 9h 23m 17s
1. Juli 2026 07:39:44 16:52:48 9h 13m 3s
1. Aug. 2026 07:21:25 17:16:32 9h 55m 7s
1. Sep. 2026 06:38:53 17:47:24 11h 8m 31s
16. Sep. 2026 06:13:35 18:02:15 11h 48m 40s
17. Sep. 2026 06:11:51 18:03:15 11h 51m 24s
1. Okt. 2026 05:47:34 18:17:26 12h 29m 52s
1. Nov. 2026 05:59:43 19:52:44 13h 53m 0s
1. Dez. 2026 05:34:15 20:29:07 14h 54m 51s

Fotos von Sonnenaufgang und Sonnenuntergang

Fog in the morning | Launceston, Tasmania by Ping Timeout, Woke up in the morning to this thick fog, as seen from the hotel balcony. #tasmania #australia #vi
Fog in the morning | Launceston, Tasmania by Ping Timeout
Seaport, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia by Matthew Stewart | Photographer, <b><i>Gear</i></b>: <i>Canon 5D Mk II | Canon 17-40</i> <b><i>Settings</i>:</b><i> ISO 200 | f/11 |
Seaport, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia by Matthew Stewart | Photographer
Cook With Gas by John's Photo Philosophy, The setting sun catches the side of the vertical retort building (1932) at the site of the old Launc
Cook With Gas by John's Photo Philosophy
Arrival by John's Photo Philosophy, Why try to capture life in two dimensions? In this case three dimensions are shown in a single plane
Arrival by John's Photo Philosophy
Self-improvement by John's Photo Philosophy, Everything I said about the previous photograph applies here too. Shooting street scenes requires us
Self-improvement by John's Photo Philosophy
From the Rising of the Sun by John's Photo Philosophy, There is an old Hebrew hymn that went something like this: <i>"From the rising of the sun to th
From the Rising of the Sun by John's Photo Philosophy
Kanamaluka Sunrise II by John's Photo Philosophy, For one brief moment this sunrise glowed like fire from the sun. The clouds also took on an ominous
Kanamaluka Sunrise II by John's Photo Philosophy
Early Morning Flight by John's Photo Philosophy, With the sun rising over the Ben Lomond plateau, Launceston Airport is starting to awake to the arri
Early Morning Flight by John's Photo Philosophy
Winter Sunset on the Tamar IV by John's Photo Philosophy, "The light fades but the gods remain." I could have borrowed that title from Australia's
Winter Sunset on the Tamar IV by John's Photo Philosophy
Power Lines by Dermot McElduff, Was getting a little frustrated at power lines constantly interrupting my photos, so decided to turn
Power Lines by Dermot McElduff
The Water Tower by John's Photo Philosophy, I could subtitle this shot, "An elegy after Giorgio de Chirico". In this photograph I tr
The Water Tower by John's Photo Philosophy
Twilight at the Chapel IR by John's Photo Philosophy, I mentioned when I started this series a couple of days ago I have three favourite infra red shots.
Twilight at the Chapel IR by John's Photo Philosophy
Last Light by John's Photo Philosophy, My intention with this shot was to capture the light exactly as I saw it. The sun was already over t
Last Light by John's Photo Philosophy
The Day Begins by John's Photo Philosophy, After the sunrise lightshow in the sky, the early morning light revealed a number of elements that m
The Day Begins by John's Photo Philosophy
Terrain | Launceston, Tasmania by Ping Timeout, Rough terrain surrounding Cataract Gorge, against the morning sunrays. #tasmania #australia #visit
Terrain | Launceston, Tasmania by Ping Timeout
Winter Sunset on the Tamar II by John's Photo Philosophy, [This one must be enlarged.] We've had some wonderful sunsets this winter. Unfortunately I haven't
Winter Sunset on the Tamar II by John's Photo Philosophy
Evening-song on the heavenly lyre. by John's Photo Philosophy, A gentle breeze blows in the grass as it catches the last rays of the sun. I am reminded at times li
Evening-song on the heavenly lyre. by John's Photo Philosophy
The Contemporary Photographer by John's Photo Philosophy, "The camera is an instrument that teaches people to see without a camera." - Dorothea Lang
The Contemporary Photographer by John's Photo Philosophy
Silhouette by John's Photo Philosophy, The frame of the old gasometer, which stored the gas produced from coal, now makes a striking sculpt
Silhouette by John's Photo Philosophy
Golden Sunset by John's Photo Philosophy, This is a similar shot to one you've seen before ("Golden Light Meditation"). But I actual
Golden Sunset by John's Photo Philosophy
The Moment: Modern sun worship by John's Photo Philosophy, The ancients used to treat greeting the sun at first light as a religious experience. A new day begi
The Moment: Modern sun worship by John's Photo Philosophy
Down Tamar Street by John's Photo Philosophy, This urban landscape is taken looking down Tamar Street towards the north east. The Tamar River can
Down Tamar Street by John's Photo Philosophy
Old Blacksmith Shop by John's Photo Philosophy, The old blacksmith's shop in the former Launceston railway yards. It is now part of the museum compl
Old Blacksmith Shop by John's Photo Philosophy
Boags Brewery by the North Esk by John's Photo Philosophy, In 1881 The Esk Brewery was founded by Charles Button on the banks of the North Esk River, right nex
Boags Brewery by the North Esk by John's Photo Philosophy
Kings bridge, Launceston. by dan/fromtas, With the flood waters of the South Esk river passing under it.bridge winter urban building nature we
Kings bridge, Launceston. by dan/fromtas
Mystic Journey by John's Photo Philosophy, I introduced you to the amazing "rags to riches" story of Mystic Journey in the first phot
Mystic Journey by John's Photo Philosophy
Blue Dawn by John's Photo Philosophy, One of the telling factors on this morning was the rapid changing of the early light. The sky was ov
Blue Dawn by John's Photo Philosophy
Twilight Zone by John's Photo Philosophy, These abandoned industrial buildings are quite literally in their twilight. Since I took these shots
Twilight Zone by John's Photo Philosophy
West Door by John's Photo Philosophy, This attractive door leading into one of the two crematorium chapels faces the setting sun. It is a
West Door by John's Photo Philosophy
Rowers at Dawn on the Tamar by John's Photo Philosophy, The lights from rowing boats and their support craft make a pretty picture on the Tamar River at daw
Rowers at Dawn on the Tamar by John's Photo Philosophy
Winter Sunset on the Tamar III by John's Photo Philosophy, As the light dims the still waters of the Tamar reflect the sky glow. Pure colour.luminosity7 nikond
Winter Sunset on the Tamar III by John's Photo Philosophy
Place of Memories by edwardnewton152, The Carr Villa Memorial Park is a public cemetery that was first opened in 1905. This entrance chape
Place of Memories by edwardnewton152
Stillwater by John's Photo Philosophy, This array of buildings once belonged to the historic old Ritchie's Mill. A water mill has been on t
Stillwater by John's Photo Philosophy
The Twilight Years by John's Photo Philosophy, This old building possesses a faded glory. It does still remind us of how attractive it must have lo
The Twilight Years by John's Photo Philosophy
Little Angel by John's Photo Philosophy, I'm not sure whether this angel statue might not also be a portrait of little Irene herself - now be
Little Angel by John's Photo Philosophy
Golden Pond by John's Photo Philosophy, There is little to say here except to remind ourselves why gold is so important to us. It was the st
Golden Pond by John's Photo Philosophy
Clearing Skies by John's Photo Philosophy, I will be away from Flickr for a few days, so please excuse my late response to your comments. In an
Clearing Skies by John's Photo Philosophy
Autumn Sunrise by John's Photo Philosophy, We are continuing today with a short walk through the lower part of the Cataract Gorge. I have a ser
Autumn Sunrise by John's Photo Philosophy
Kanamaluka Sunrise I by John's Photo Philosophy, The Tamar River in Launceston, Tasmania is now also known by its indigenous name (kanamaluka). With
Kanamaluka Sunrise I by John's Photo Philosophy
Free as a Bird by John's Photo Philosophy, This is another view of the group of boats that greeted the sunrise the other day. They are old and
Free as a Bird by John's Photo Philosophy
Kanamaluka by John's Photo Philosophy, Yesterday I showed you the houses in Trevallyn at the entrance to the Cataract Gorge. They overlook
Kanamaluka by John's Photo Philosophy
Concrete Canvas by John's Photo Philosophy, There is some street art that deserves to been seen more widely. Graffiti has been around for as lon
Concrete Canvas by John's Photo Philosophy
Thrillseeker by John's Photo Philosophy, We often think of twilight as the perfect opportunity to capture a landscape or seascape. But some o
Thrillseeker by John's Photo Philosophy
Marina Sundown by John's Photo Philosophy, The sun has gone behind the hills that shade the Tamar River near the marina at the Tamar Yacht Club
Marina Sundown by John's Photo Philosophy
Suburban Sunset by John's Photo Philosophy, This section of the inner Launceston suburb of Trevallyn overlooks the confluence of the Tamar and E
Suburban Sunset by John's Photo Philosophy
Moon Trap by John's Photo Philosophy, A recent lunar eclipse might have looked something like this, but this is not it. Full disclosure: T
Moon Trap by John's Photo Philosophy
Earthworks by John's Photo Philosophy, These two photographs today were taken in the mist beside the Tamar River. The early morning light p
Earthworks by John's Photo Philosophy
Into the Sunset by John's Photo Philosophy, With this photograph we say goodbye to the old water tower just outside Launceston in Tasmania. The
Into the Sunset by John's Photo Philosophy
Impression by John's Photo Philosophy, The early morning sun creates an impressionistic series of reflections. It's not quite Venice or a M
Impression by John's Photo Philosophy
Gently Fades the Light by John's Photo Philosophy, From tomorrow I'll continue to post a few highlights from the series "Suburban Dreams 65 Photog
Gently Fades the Light by John's Photo Philosophy
The Winter Sun's Retreat by John's Photo Philosophy, On the eastern side of Tamar Island the curved bridge (see my previous photo) takes us to a smaller
The Winter Sun's Retreat by John's Photo Philosophy
Two Faces by John's Photo Philosophy, [Enlarge to see those wonderfully ornate Edwardian tiles.] This magnificent mechanical clock dates
Two Faces by John's Photo Philosophy
Ebb and Flow by John's Photo Philosophy, When you enlarge this sunset photograph you'll be able to see the ebb and flow of the water around t
Ebb and Flow by John's Photo Philosophy
After the Downpour by John's Photo Philosophy, As you'll see in coming days, the weather was changing dramatically in this late Spring afternoon. H
After the Downpour by John's Photo Philosophy
The Cruiser by John's Photo Philosophy, This cabin cruiser sits in the light of the setting sun on the still waters of the Tamar River in La
The Cruiser by John's Photo Philosophy
Gasworks by edwardnewton152, This sunset shot of the old gasworks complex in Launceston, reminds of our fast disappearing relics
Gasworks by edwardnewton152
State Government Offices by John's Photo Philosophy, This attractive looking Victorian-era building is the Launceston State Government Building. The Prem
State Government Offices by John's Photo Philosophy
Untitled by John's Photo Philosophy, For want of a better title. Perhaps we can call this scene from a ruin as a "ready made abstrac
Untitled by John's Photo Philosophy
Rainbows by John's Photo Philosophy, The sky was mostly covered with cloud in the late afternoon I spent at the Carr Villa Memorial Park.
Rainbows by John's Photo Philosophy
Winter Sunset on the Tamar I by John's Photo Philosophy, The thing about a winter sunset is how quickly the light changes. We've now passed the Winter Solsti
Winter Sunset on the Tamar I by John's Photo Philosophy