Golden Hour in Ashbourne Today
This evening's golden hour in Ashbourne runs from to GMT, followed by blue hour until . Morning golden hour today runs –, starting just before sunrise.
Today's light, hour by hour
Local time (GMT)
- Night
- Nautical twilight
- Civil twilight (blue hour at its darker end)
- Daylight
- Golden hour
Golden hour in Ashbourne for the next 7 days
| Date | Morning golden hour | Evening golden hour | Evening blue hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Today 29 Oct | – | – | – |
| Fri 30 Oct | – | – | – |
| Sat 31 Oct | – | – | – |
| Sun 1 Nov | – | – | – |
| Mon 2 Nov | – | – | – |
| Tue 3 Nov | – | – | – |
| Wed 4 Nov | – | – | – |
What golden hour means here
Golden hour is the stretch when the sun sits low, between 6° above and 4° below the horizon. Its light travels through more atmosphere, which scatters blue and leaves warm, soft, directional light with long shadows. In Ashbourne, at 53.0° north, the sun crosses that band at a shallow angle, so golden hour lasts longer than in most places.
Blue hour follows in the evening and comes before golden hour in the morning, while the sun is 4° to 6° below the horizon: the sky turns deep blue and city lights balance with it.
Golden hour in nearby places
- Golden hour in Wirksworth 8.0 mi
- Golden hour in Uttoxeter 9.8 mi
- Golden hour in Belper 10 mi
- Golden hour in Cheadle 11 mi
- Golden hour in Matlock 11 mi
- Golden hour in Kilburn 12 mi
- Golden hour in Derby 12 mi
- Golden hour in Leek 13 mi
Golden hour questions for Ashbourne
What time is golden hour in Ashbourne tonight?
Evening golden hour in Ashbourne starts at 15:51 and ends at 17:04 GMT today, when the sun drops from 6° above to 4° below the horizon.
When is morning golden hour in Ashbourne?
Morning golden hour in Ashbourne runs from 06:37 to 07:50 GMT today.
When is blue hour in Ashbourne this evening?
Evening blue hour runs from 17:04 to 17:18 GMT, while the sun is between 4° and 6° below the horizon.
How long does golden hour last in Ashbourne?
This evening it lasts 1 hour, 13 minutes. It is shorter near the equinoxes and longer near the solstices, and longer the farther a place is from the equator.