© irene waters 2018
Today was back to perfect after a week of on and off weather due to a cyclone a little further north. It was the sunset on Tuesday 3rd April that got me snapping away. 5.51pm.
© irene waters 2018
© irene waters 2018
© irene waters 2018
© irene waters 2018
© irene waters 2018
© irene waters 2018
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Wonderful sky shots, Irene!
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Thanks Miriam. It was the sky that did the work.
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You caught the moments. Sometimes I’m just lazy to go out. Most sunset photos were taken on our trips and we were there anyway.
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I’m the same. You have to be out and about to catch them and it is often not a time of day that you are. This one though I glanced out the window of my office and just had to get outside as quickly as I could to capture it on film (or whatever the digital expression of that is).
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It happened to me a few time. I did that for the last sunset photo in my sunset post. All the full moon photos, I had to make an effort, set up the tripod to get close-up photos.
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Wow, these are beautiful sunset pictures. Have a lovely weekend Irene.
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Thanks Miriam. It was a lovely sunset. Hope you have a good weekend also.
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Thank you 💕
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Great sky shots.
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Thanks Jim.
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Glorious, incandescent skies…
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Thank you Stan.
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Wow, glorious skies!! I really like the second photo.
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Thanks Peter. Yes it was quite spectacular.
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Great sky shots!
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Thank you.
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Wow, did the storm contribute to this beautiful sky? I have to wonder. It is just beautiful, Irene, a wonderful finish to a storm!
Kay
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Yes I think the storm did contribute. We didn’t get the worst of the weather but it had been raining on and off all week as the tail end of the cyclone had a small effect. After bad weather we often get spectacular sunsets.
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A charming variety of sky shots with various colors. They each have their own beauty.
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