Transient sunset beauty
Last night’s sunset was stunning, with wisps of pink cloud burning bright in the sun’s dying rays, and a deep blue sky. Would we be so taken with sunsets (and sunrises) if their beauty were not so transient?
Orange sky as the sun sets in Fiji.
Thatched beach umbrellas and relaxed people are silhouetted against this glowing orange sky in Fiji.
Sunset over the infinity pool
If not infinity, then an infinity pool! This was taken at Wildmans Wilderness Lodge, Northern Territory.
Girls at sunset, Galle Fort (Sri Lanka)
It was really more like late afternoon than sunset, to be honest. The bat (is it a bat?) is a lucky addition to the photo!
Sunset on Katherine River, Nitmiluk National Park, Northern Territory, Australia.
This photo was taken 15 minutes after my supermoon photo — one way looking west, the other looking east. The wake of a passing small boat flung ripples through the smooth water, creating these wonderful reflections.
Roofline at sunset.
This is the apartment building across the road from me. I took this from my balcony while watching the sunset, shortly after I moved in.
The setting sun throws the engine cowling into harsh relief.
On 23 May I flew from Sydney to San Francisco, on the way to Toronto. I didn’t get much sleep over the Pacific, but the stunning sunset and sunrise at 33,000ft made up for it — almost. 😉
As the sky darkens, a single bright star is visible above the band of intense sunset colour.
Reflections in the engine cowling:
Sunrise:
The horizon is delicate shades of blue and pink, and the rising sun makes metal points on the wing glow as if they were lights.
