Thursday, June 25, 2015

Too late she cried!



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...
 

39 comments:

  1. Look on the positive side - if you'd been any earlier you might have missed this beautiful light!

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  2. Glorious colors and an awesome sunset and you've captured them perfectly -- late, early or whatever!! Thanks for sharing the beauty, Grace, as always!!

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  3. What a gorgeous sunset!

    I 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.

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  4. Sunsets are overvalued, your after-the-fact pictures are great!

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  5. It'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!

    By the way, I can hear your dinosaur roar here in Florida!

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  6. You caught some beautiful pics, Grace! We are enjoying nice long days with the sun setting after 9 pm.

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  7. What a wonderful sunset! Arianna

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  8. Nice to live some place where sights like these are only a mad dash away. :-)

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  9. Late is fashionable:) what a gorgeous view! I imagine my life one day at a marina. Fresh ocean breeze!

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  10. You 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.

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  11. Lol, it's magical though. Go back tomorrow!!!!

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  12. Been there - done it too :). The shots you have here are beautiful!

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  13. That 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.

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  14. I think they are beautiful pictures Grace, just as well you were a little late...I can't wait to see tomorrow's surprise...

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  15. Gorgeous pictures Grace! I'm looking forward to seeing your post tomorrow.

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  16. Oh these are happy-making pics, G! Ima get me a real camera and be more like you - getting these exquisite shots!




    ALOHA
    ComfortSpiral
    =^..^=

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  17. Hey, not bad. No reason to apologize.

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  18. Oh, Grace, you sure did make me laugh :-)
    Can´t wait for tomorrow´s pic!

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  19. Amazing sunset, wonderful views indeed!

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  20. I'd say you were right on time! What amazing color.

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  21. Stunning deep oranges and reds. Gorgeous!

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  22. Pretty glow over the water. Like a fiery fringe.

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  23. Lovely shots, be happy with them! :)

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  24. Ha, ha, you can go the other day again when you live so close by!

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  25. Wowza - gorgeous!

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  26. I love sunsets, they're are always different and you captured beautiful shots.

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  27. You were definitely there at the right time, Grace! Fabulous images!

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  28. Oh, fantastic, Grace, let me dream...

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  29. Ooooh, 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.

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  30. Great sunset!!!!!
    Not so late... :)

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