I guess there is no statutory limit on how many sunset (and sunrise) pictures we run. This is a sunset reflected in the clouds and buildings looking east a few days ago. FFP captured it for the few moments that it appeared this way. Picture not retouched or altered. Notice that the top of the Austonian is nearly glassed in. (Yesterday a lot of it was invisible in the clouds for part of the day.)
Monday, November 9, 2009
We Don't Get Tired of the Sun Going 'Round
I guess there is no statutory limit on how many sunset (and sunrise) pictures we run. This is a sunset reflected in the clouds and buildings looking east a few days ago. FFP captured it for the few moments that it appeared this way. Picture not retouched or altered. Notice that the top of the Austonian is nearly glassed in. (Yesterday a lot of it was invisible in the clouds for part of the day.)
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Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteUp until a couple of years ago I have always lived on the coast. I saw sunsets and sunrises over the ocean all the time, but Central Texas sunsets beats all the sunsets and rises I ever saw. Beautiful!
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