Golden hour in Amapá today

21:37:20
Friday, October 2, 2026
Morning: 06:10 – 06:37Evening: 17:49 – 18:16 Reference: Macapá

Today, Friday, October 2, 2026, golden hour in Amapá runs from 06:10 to 06:37 in the morning (27 min) and from 17:49 to 18:16 in the evening (27 min), in local time (based on Macapá). Blue hour follows, from 18:29 to 18:45.

Golden hour and blue hour today

It's night now

Morning golden hour06:10 – 06:37
Evening golden hour17:49 – 18:16
Morning blue hour05:41 – 05:57
Evening blue hour18:29 – 18:45

Today's timeline

Today's local times and Sun position
EventTimeSun elevation
Morning blue hour begins05:41−8°
Morning blue hour ends05:57−4°
Sunrise: morning golden hour begins06:10−0.8°
Morning golden hour ends06:37+6°
Solar noon12:13highest of the day
Evening golden hour begins17:49+6°
Sunset: evening golden hour ends18:16−0.8°
Evening blue hour begins18:29−4°
Evening blue hour ends18:45−8°

Next 7 days

Golden hour and blue hour in Amapá over the next 7 days
DateGolden morningGolden eveningBlue morningBlue eveningGolden (evening)
Fri, Oct 2 06:10 – 06:3717:49 – 18:1605:41 – 05:5718:29 – 18:4527 min
Sat, Oct 3 06:10 – 06:3717:49 – 18:1605:41 – 05:5718:29 – 18:4527 min
Sun, Oct 4 06:09 – 06:3717:48 – 18:1605:40 – 05:5618:29 – 18:4527 min
Mon, Oct 5 06:09 – 06:3617:48 – 18:1505:40 – 05:5618:28 – 18:4427 min
Tue, Oct 6 06:09 – 06:3617:48 – 18:1505:40 – 05:5618:28 – 18:4427 min
Wed, Oct 7 06:08 – 06:3617:47 – 18:1505:39 – 05:5618:28 – 18:4427 min
Thu, Oct 8 06:08 – 06:3517:47 – 18:1505:39 – 05:5518:27 – 18:4327 min

How long golden hour lasts in Amapá through the year

At 0.03° N, 51.07° W, the evening golden hour is longest in June (30 minutes around the 15th) and shortest in March (27 minutes). Today the Sun climbs from the horizon to 6° in 27 minutes, which is about 15.2° of elevation per hour; on the equator at an equinox that rate is close to 15° per hour. The farther the rate falls below 15°, the longer the soft light lasts.

Golden hour in Amapá in 2026 (15th of each month)
MonthSunriseGolden morningGolden eveningSunset
January 06:3029 min29 min18:37
February 06:3528 min28 min18:41
March 06:2927 min27 min18:36
April 06:2028 min28 min18:27
May 06:1729 min29 min18:24
June 06:2130 min30 min18:28
July 06:2629 min29 min18:33
August 06:2528 min28 min18:32
September 06:1627 min27 min18:22
October 06:0628 min28 min18:13
November 06:0529 min29 min18:12
December 06:1530 min30 min18:23

Making the most of golden hour in Amapá today

Time zone and coordinates

All times are calculated astronomically for Macapá (0.03° N, 51.07° W) and shown in the local time zone (America/Belem, UTC-3). Golden hour is defined here as the period from sunrise until the Sun is 6° above the horizon and from 6° until sunset, and blue hour as the Sun between 4° and 8° below the horizon. They refer to the state capital; in other cities of Amapá the times shift by about 4 minutes per degree of longitude. Values are accurate to within about a minute and do not account for mountains, buildings or clouds.

See also

Neighbouring states

All states

Coordinates used: 0.03° N, 51.07° W

Frequently asked questions

What time is golden hour today in Amapá?

Today (October 2) the morning golden hour runs from 06:10 to 06:37 and the evening one from 17:49 to 18:16, local time in Macapá.

How long does golden hour last in Amapá?

Today it lasts 27 min in the morning and 27 min in the evening. Through 2026 the evening window ranges from 27 min (March) to 30 min (June).

When is blue hour today in Amapá?

Morning blue hour is from 05:41 to 05:57 and the evening one is from 18:29 to 18:45. It is the twilight period with the Sun between 4° and 8° below the horizon.

What is the best time to take photos in Amapá today?

For soft light, go for the evening window, from 17:49 to 18:16, followed by blue hour. If you prefer fewer people and clear air, the morning window (06:10 – 06:37) works well. Avoid the hours around solar noon, at 12:13, when the light is harsh and shadows are short.

Is golden hour the same in every city in Amapá?

The times are calculated for Macapá, the state capital. In other cities of the state the Sun rises and sets a few minutes earlier or later: about 4 minutes per degree of longitude.

Does golden hour change through the year?

Yes. The times change every day with sunrise and sunset, and the length of the window changes with the season: the more the Sun’s path is tilted relative to the horizon, the longer it takes to climb 6°. In Macapá the evening golden hour ranges from 27 to 30 minutes in 2026.