In the language order, let's say Indonesian for example, we are very familiar with a number of words that refer to certain times that are part of the day, day, night, morning, and evening, and the perception of many people is very different to the understanding of the word.
Why not, the diversity of boundaries written by several dictionaries and the diversity of meanings or meanings that we use in our daily lives. Sometimes it is true that we become confused when greeting others.
For example at 10:00, do we greet with good afternoon or good morning, and at 15.00 do we greet with good afternoon or good wishes and so on.
The word noon is part of the day that is bright, that is from sunrise to sunset, the time between morning and evening, which is approximately 11:00 to 14:00, where it ends in the morning or almost midday, and has passed noon or almost into the evening .
Afternoon means evening, evening is the time after noon, approximately from 15:00 until sunset, and the arrival of night means the time after sunset until sunrise returns the next day.
Well ... at the very tip of Sumatra Island, at 6:00 the sun had not yet appeared, and at that time it was said to be still dawn, at 2:00 PM, the sun's rays were still hot and people there thought it was still daytime with the conditions of the bright earth.
Like some of the images of the sun that I have captured, the sun sets or when the sun disappears below the horizon in the west, the sky emits red at that time.
Really beautiful, orange-red sky with various gradations of rolling clouds in various shapes makes it an attraction to be enjoyed with friends and family even captured with the camera as a beautiful moment at sunset to the horizon.
Wow the sky looks amazing, nice shots :)
Wooww amazing your pict brother.. i like it..