The sun sets soon after five o’clock these days, so one has to be quick to catch the glory of it:
A little further along the road it looked like this:
By the time we had turned the corner a minute or two later, it was gone!
Something Over Tea
Scribbles from my notebook
Something Over Tea 
A fiery sky, very dramatic.
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I am pleased you like it, Lisa.
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Beautiful! And one of the the things I love so much about the natural world is how ephemeral the light is. How that light makes a difference between a really good photograph and a so-so photograph.
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You are right – one has to be quick off the mark too 🙂
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Splendid skies carrying God’s handprint
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Derrick, this is a wonderful description – thank you!
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Gorgeous. The sun piercing the clouds makes these sunsets magical- a metaphor for life.
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This is a beautiful way of describing them. Thank you, Henry 🙂
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glorious colours!
✨🙏🕉🌱🌿🌳🌻💚🕊☯🐉✨
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The colours are beautifully warm in contrast to the chilly weather we are experiencing 🙂
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We have reached the stage where the day is threatening to last longer than me.
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I am looking forward to the gradual lengthening of our days: the sun rises at ten past seven and sets 13 past five at the moment.
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Our sunrise was 04.37 and sunset will be 21.44 . . . a long day!
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So pretty!
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Such sunsets draw me like a magnet. I am glad you like this one.
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That is certainly one sunset never to forget! Great photos!
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It was too beautiful to resist – yay for cell phone cameras!
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Master artist at work…
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As Derrick says, “God’s handprint”.
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Amen
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The sky looks like it is on fire – a beautiful sunset you’ve captured Anne!
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Thank you very much, Linda.
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You’re welcome Anne. I never get any sunrise or sunset pictures here because the crime has gotten bad the last few years and I’m reluctant to venture out at dawn or dusk. I’ve worked from home since 2011, so no reason to be leaving for or returning from work on the bus from downtown as I did for so many years. I live alone and usually go out on my walks by myself.
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It is awful to have one’s movements curtailed by crime. I do not go walking on my own for that reason too.
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Anne – for the last 10-15 years of my life (I just turned 65), every day I wish I was born in a simpler era, a safer era and an era that does not move so fast. I sometimes wish I could step off for a while. I do enjoy social media and the ability to interact with people, but it just seems that everyone is so enamored with their devices and have forgotten how to interact with one another person to person. Maybe it’s just here in the U.S. and not the same where you live – hopefully people don’t move in the fast lane like here.
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I live in a small town so have been blessed (in non-Covid times) to see friends fairly regularly. I agree that modern communication devices can get in the way of face-to-face contact.
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I wish I lived in a small town – I believe your quality of life is so much better.
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