Yet Another Sunset. And another one reflected on our eastern view at that. But I just had to show you this one. Earlier black clouds scuttled behind the tower, driven by a fierce wind from the south. Later, playing a game with my friend at our dining table, I looked over her shoulder and saw this. It's hard to capture in a picture, especially the stages and changes. It was so nice that I didn't even bother to go across the hall to the fitness center and see the actual sunset.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
YAS
Yet Another Sunset. And another one reflected on our eastern view at that. But I just had to show you this one. Earlier black clouds scuttled behind the tower, driven by a fierce wind from the south. Later, playing a game with my friend at our dining table, I looked over her shoulder and saw this. It's hard to capture in a picture, especially the stages and changes. It was so nice that I didn't even bother to go across the hall to the fitness center and see the actual sunset.
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Besides capturing the reflected beauty of an Austin sunset, Linda - your photo lends weight to the theory that the architects designed the Frost Tower to resemble an owl. (That's better than its alternate description as a gigantic nose-hair clipper.)
ReplyDeleteAnnie at the Transplantable Rose
Beautiful reflecion
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