10 stunning photographs of the setting sun

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This is the seventh part of our ongoing series of photographs from around the country that you posted on Rediff ZaraBol!

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We start with this wonderful picture by Amita Sawardekar of the sun setting over Umiam Lake, Shillong.

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The grand Rashtrapati Bhavan stands silhouetted against the sun.

The sun sets on Lavasa, Maharashtra.

Twilight at Dal Lake, Kashmir shot by Rahul Deep!

Divyesh Balar captures the setting sun in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh.

The setting sun in Somnath, Gujarat is seen here through Darshan Oza's lens.

Apurba Sarma captures this stunning shot at the Chandubi Lake, Assam.

Shiladitya Mukherjee captures this image of the setting sun at the Gangasagar Island in West Bengal.

This one's all the way from Kovalam, Kerala :-)

And we wind up with this breathtaking image shot by Soumen Dutt at Chidia Tapu, Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

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