Sunsets And Sunrises Volume II
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I guess murmurations are sunset
https://www.londonnewspictures.co.uk/portfolio/G0000s8VlNVN_nC8/I0000S8w7Wz1Ag9I
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Owen Humphreys, we have seen before, had sunrise at Tynemouth lighthouse in The Times, UK, 26DEC2017; this is another lighthouse with sun pillar
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Great Malvern, Worcestershire, UK
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Appeared in The Times, UK, 17JAN2018
https://www.ephotozine.com/user/nicklucas-253396/gallery/photo/bournemouth-pier-sunrise-52971711
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Wow, three great red impressions of three separate phases of the day George. love them.
Yesterday’s Sunset
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George..Well that makes two of us..Its undulatus at a good distance, thanks to a very good zoom lens, but there are two different sizes of undulations going on. The finer is at a different elevation and doesn’t reflect the rays like the larger ones. I think..that makes the finer ones.. lower. Below is the same group some minutes later, therefore redder and the finer undulations darker. Even at the distance,,i knew the scene wasn’t quite like anything I’d seen before.
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Another silver lining to boot. I was trying to snap some somewhat faint crepuscular rays early afternoon recently and the question came to my mind – are crepusculars more common at either end of the day?
Thanks for the opportunity to ask the question, George.
Keelin, as well as your wonderful photos, you have a wonderful way of expressing my thoughts e.g. about this thread. Many thanks.
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Thank you, George! So fun to watch the dancing of clouds heralding the dawning of day — a lovely visual celebration.
And thank you, Hygge, for your kind compliments. Having joined the forums a little more than a year ago (thanks to the warm and encouraging welcome from Michael and Hans on the first B&W thread), I cannot now imagine a day without seeing the skies from other’s eyes as we’ve been sharing here.
Hans, Some Reds deliver a warmth that is missing in the image below. It’s been sufficiently ch-ch-chilly here to dictate how I dress in the morning.
Winter Layers -
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Nice capture of winter sky Keelin. Its been cool in the desert for some days. Natures way of letting us learn patience.
Arizona Sunset #78
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Lovely combination and shades, Keelin and amazing reds, Michael. Here is a tropical sunset to warm you up.
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I like to explain my former title but I persistently get the message “ERROR: Your topic cannot be created at this”. Anyone knows what this is about? I already asked Ian. I hope he can explain.
I rephrased and rearranged the accompanying text (with which the system seems to have some problems with) to sort out whether it would be so nice to publish it. But the system turns out to be in a bad mood. It didn’t work out well so far. Eventually I succeeded to rephrase the text in a way the system accepted (..?..) and I also had to split the text in different replies. Pfffff. So at last the title is explained.
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Night To Day
Purple Sky Kisses
Sunset Sweep
And the sunset was quite rewarding as well.
Chorus Line and Fan Dance
Hold It…
Winter Layers
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