At Noosa at sunset, the world seemed reduced to shadow and fire — blackened rocks resting against the tide, the delicate silhouette of a lone tree etched upon the horizon, and above them all, the sky steeped in a golden brew of fading light. The evening lingered like a quiet hymn, where earth became ink and the heavens poured molten amber across the sea.
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My plans for the day changed, so I can do blogs after all. So gorgeous!! The sun has turned the water golden! and then higher up, a deep indigo blue. Stunning colors.
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DeleteUn bonito atardecer con nubes negras, buenos contrastes y la escasa luz reflejándose en el agua.
ReplyDeleteIt could have been duller on the day. It was a surprise visually
DeleteBeautiful sunset and great photo! Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteMe gustan los atardeceres.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a lovely photograph ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
...the golden hour is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI haven't done landscape photography for several weeks
DeleteParece que todo va a comenzar a arder. Preciosa.
ReplyDeleteAbrazo
The build up for the epic red later
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite an eerie sunset.
ReplyDeleteThe promise of "better" tomorrow...
ReplyDeleteA fine evening view.
ReplyDeleteFrom the molten fire the eye is led to the cooler, calmer purple and blue - beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat's stunning :-D
ReplyDeleteThose stunning colors it looks fantastic. Also chapeau for sony.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beauty.
ReplyDeleteUn atardecer con unas luces y sombras impresionantes.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
The photo is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sight to see as the evening enters, the last of twilight.
ReplyDeleteYou show us so much beauty. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
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