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Bell tower photography planner

A local, tracking-free calculator estimating sunrise, sunset and low-angle light at the bell tower position. Use this page as initial guidance: every changing detail requires an identified source and a current verification.

Short answer

A local, tracking-free calculator estimating sunrise, sunset and low-angle light at the bell tower position. Cautious editorial content for preparing a visit to Lake Resia.

Verified versionPublished 27 August 2026

Plan light without inventing conditions

The calculator uses the documented bell tower position and NOAA solar equations. Everything happens in the browser; the selected date is not sent to the server.

  1. Theoretical sunrise
  2. Morning low-angle light ends
  3. Solar noon
  4. Evening low-angle light starts
  5. Theoretical sunset
Estimated daylight
820 minutes
Bell tower coordinates
46.81070, 10.53660

Astronomical estimate, not a photography forecast: the mountain horizon can delay or shorten visible light. Cloud, access, crowds and safety are not included.

NOAA Solar Calculator

How to read the result

Sunrise and sunset use the standard 90.833° zenith. Low-angle light starts or ends when the Sun reaches roughly 6° above the astronomical horizon. The actual mountain profile is not modelled.

Read the NOAA equations