The heatwave is over at last and tonight we were treated to this 'cool' sunset!
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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9 comments:
This is a beautiful picture, love the colors, our skies are never so colorful.
This is the best sunset I have seen here for a while and I got to see it by chance, and fortunately had a camera in my pocket.
Beautiful!!! I Love the "lamp light" as well! Great shot!hughugs
Gorgeous shot. It looks like the sky is on fire!
It is almost oil on canvas!!! CONGRATULATIONS FOR CAPTURING THIS NATURE'S MASTERPIECE!!
I also love the lamp post, and the clear glass contrasting with the red sky, magic!
Beautiful photo of a glorious sunset. Superb!
This is just glorious. I so agree with Sam about the lamppost. The framing of the trees, that amazing sky and the lamp. What camera do you use?
Jilly - I mainly use a Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ50, but I recently bought a cheap small camera to keep in my pocket for occasions such as this; a Nikon Coolpix L11.
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