golamrob/riverside-sunset-golden-hour
Riverside Sunset at Golden Hour — Bakkhali River, Bangladesh 100 photographs of sunset over the Bakkhali River at low tide, near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. All frames were captured in a single evening session on 13 July 2026 (17:59–18:24 local time, UTC+6) during golden hour. Contents 100 JPG images, 2000×1333 px, filenames riverside-sunset-golden-hour-004.JPG through -108.JPG. Numbers are not fully sequential — 100 of 110 frames captured during the session were… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/golamrob/riverside-sunset-golden-hour.
Riverside Sunset at Golden Hour — Bakkhali River, Bangladesh
100 photographs of sunset over the Bakkhali River at low tide, near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. All frames were captured in a single evening session on 13 July 2026 (17:59–18:24 local time, UTC+6) during golden hour.
Contents
- 100 JPG images, 2000×1333 px, filenames
riverside-sunset-golden-hour-004.JPGthrough-108.JPG. Numbers are not fully sequential — 100 of 110 frames captured during the session were selected for this release, so some numbers are skipped. metadata.jsonl— one record per image with capture time, camera settings, and location fields
Capture methodology
Shot handheld with a Nikon D7200 and 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6 lens at 52mm, ISO 100. Aperture (f/4.8–f/8) and shutter speed varied across the session as the light faded, which is expected for a sunset sequence. The photographer walked roughly 0.5 km along the riverbank during the shoot, so vantage point is not fixed between frames.
Known limitations
- In-camera processing is not consistent across the set. Picture Control profile varies (Standard, Landscape, and Flat all appear), along with mixed Auto/Manual exposure mode and Active D-Lighting Auto/Off. This produces some visible tone and contrast differences between frames beyond what the changing light alone would cause. Each image's
picture_control,white_balance, andactive_d_lightingvalues are included inmetadata.jsonlso affected frames can be identified or filtered. - File numbering has gaps (see Contents above) — this reflects frame selection, not missing data.
- Single location, single evening session; vantage point varies but stays within ~0.5 km of the same stretch of riverbank.
- No per-image GPS coordinates; location is recorded at site level only.
License
CC BY 4.0. Free to use, share, and adapt for any purpose, including commercially, provided appropriate credit is given to Golam Rob (golamrob.com).
Citation
Golam Rob (2026). Riverside Sunset at Golden Hour — Bakkhali River, Bangladesh.
Ground-truth environmental image dataset. golamrob.com. CC BY 4.0.More datasets
Catalog of ground-truth environmental datasets from coastal Bangladesh: https://golamrob.com
