I had little opportunity today to make photos but I didn't have to fret. The sky tonight just washed away all other worldly thoughts.
(18-55mm f5.6 1/250 sec ISO200)
Thursday, June 17, 2010
(Day 168) The Master's painting
I know I'm a bit early for Sunset Sunday but I couldn't let tonight's sky painting just pass by. Yesterday's ordeal (which in the grand scheme of things pales in comparison to what a lot of people elsewhere in the world would have endured) is now mostly relegated to the annals of 'travel trauma', but hopefully not to be repeated soon.
I had little opportunity today to make photos but I didn't have to fret. The sky tonight just washed away all other worldly thoughts.
(18-55mm f5.6 1/250 sec ISO200)
I had little opportunity today to make photos but I didn't have to fret. The sky tonight just washed away all other worldly thoughts.
(18-55mm f5.6 1/250 sec ISO200)
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Breath-taking Dad!!
@anonymous - thank you Char!
Rick, it appears that you've found another piece of paradise and have captured it magnificently. Awesome photo Rick!
Wow ...could be Paradise!
It appears that the sky is on fire ...
Sorry I left a few words out,so I'll start over. Looks like you're hooked up with some great sunsets. There is nothing wrong with sunset Friday,sunset Saturday,.... I imagine though you'll have plenty of other shots to post. Enjoy!
Beautiful!
beautiful tones..
Again, beautiful sunset :-)
Happy to hear that your are back safe and sound!
Greetz,
Joseph
Love the palm tree in the front and the beautiful orange clouds in the far distance.
Awesome silhouette!
This photo is absolutely fantastic. The sky is spectacular!
Ah yes,the Master artist has been at work again and the plus is that you were ready to capture this moment.Thanks for sharing such beauty.
Blessings,Ruth
Wonderful Rick, just planned for you my friend.
Great
Work
good
sources
of
Inspiration
This is an amazing sunset dad!!! It is my new desktop picture!!
@darlin - thank you - right place, right time, pull the trigger! ;-)
@joey - pretty close joey!
@S. Etole - the thunderstorms here leave beautiful clouds which help create such wonderful sunsets - yes, just like fire.
@Chad - and I saved some for Sunset Sunday too!
@Costea Andrea Mihai - thank you Costea!
@CarreraCaballo - thank you Joseph; we're glad too :-)
@M. Hassan - thank you M; it was the perfect setting - just had to aim & fire!
@MedaM - thank you for following and for your kind words.
@Ruth's Photo Blog - it's a lesson I'm learning from this project - always be ready and ABC - always bring camera. Thanks Ruth.
@imac - thank you mac, but I'm not selfish and this one I thought worth sharing :-)
@SKIZO - thank you; you're right - they are very inspirational!
@Julia - thank you Julia (a small royalty applies ;-)
Warm Champagne skies ... so beautifull captured by you Rick! Thanks for sharing it with us! I haven't taken many photos of late. I hope to get out with Eddie this coming weekend... to a destination not yet known. I have missed having the time to create!
AWE-some
@Katherine - thanks for stopping by Katherine. I think the skies put on a real show here quite regularly from what I've seen so far. Hope you manage to get out and I look forward to seeing your photos.
@Jeanne Klaver - absolutely - my thought too as I watched it.
Woooooow...
That's all I can say. Wow!
@Krista - thank you! They do have some beauties there.
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