I have the undeserved reputation for always being late.. don't believe it it's just not true! I don't do sunsets very often but for no particular reason yesterday evening I had a fancy to catch the sun going down from atop the lighthouse at Hillarys Marina. Here's the thing, I live literally five minutes from the marina, I knew sunset was at 5.20 and yet there I was tearing up the pier towards the lighthouse like a madwoman yelling waaaaait! Of course it didn't.. I was three minutes late from the time the sun hit the horizon until it disappeared, pffft! Not bad sky colours though and because I followed the photographers handbook rule #look up, I did catch an unexpected surprise.. but you'll have to wait until tomorrow to see what it was :) Happy Thursday, take care and stay safe...
Look on the positive side - if you'd been any earlier you might have missed this beautiful light!
ReplyDeleteGlorious colors and an awesome sunset and you've captured them perfectly -- late, early or whatever!! Thanks for sharing the beauty, Grace, as always!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous sunset!
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who is ALWAYS late. No matter what time she says she'll be here, it's always 15-30 minutes later. But to be fair, if I had her schedule, I probably wouldn't even remember where I was supposed to be. And I hate schedules of any kind, so I can't ever be upset with anyone who's not on time.
Sunsets are overvalued, your after-the-fact pictures are great!
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ReplyDeleteIt's all good and it's all beautiful. And I'm always amazed at how quickly the sun slides down beneath the horizon once it gets on a roll!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I can hear your dinosaur roar here in Florida!
You caught some beautiful pics, Grace! We are enjoying nice long days with the sun setting after 9 pm.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sunset! Arianna
ReplyDeleteNice to live some place where sights like these are only a mad dash away. :-)
ReplyDeleteLate is fashionable:) what a gorgeous view! I imagine my life one day at a marina. Fresh ocean breeze!
ReplyDeleteYou cracked me up with this post. I've seen the sunset over the Pacific Ocean many times but a sunset over the Indian Ocean I've only seen in pictures so any shot you post is gorgeous to me. I can't wait to see the surprise.
ReplyDeleteBreathtakingly beautiful, Grace!
ReplyDeleteImpressive sunset!
ReplyDeletexoxo, Juliana | PJ’ Happies :)
Lol, it's magical though. Go back tomorrow!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeen there - done it too :). The shots you have here are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very dramatic sunset with great color. Your sunset is at 5:20 pm? Wow, ours is now at about 9:30 pm. We are in the northern part of the U.S. and just over 100 miles from the time zone line.
ReplyDeleteI think they are beautiful pictures Grace, just as well you were a little late...I can't wait to see tomorrow's surprise...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures Grace! I'm looking forward to seeing your post tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteOh these are happy-making pics, G! Ima get me a real camera and be more like you - getting these exquisite shots!
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Hey, not bad. No reason to apologize.
ReplyDeleteAmazing color.
ReplyDeleteOh, Grace, you sure did make me laugh :-)
ReplyDeleteCan´t wait for tomorrow´s pic!
What a beautiful sunset !!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing sunset, wonderful views indeed!
ReplyDeleteI'd say you were right on time! What amazing color.
ReplyDeleteStunning deep oranges and reds. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeletePretty glow over the water. Like a fiery fringe.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, Grace!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots, be happy with them! :)
ReplyDeleteHa, ha, you can go the other day again when you live so close by!
ReplyDeleteStill beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWowza - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love sunsets, they're are always different and you captured beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteYou were definitely there at the right time, Grace! Fabulous images!
ReplyDeleteOh, fantastic, Grace, let me dream...
ReplyDeleteWOW! Stunning images!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, these are nice! I have often found that it is not the actual sunSET (i.e., the instant when the sun disappears below the horizon) that is most interesting, but the 15 - 30 minutes afterward when the sun below the horizon lights up the clouds. Go give that a try.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! Arianna
ReplyDeleteGreat sunset!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNot so late... :)