Took these last month as the sun was going down within about ten or fifteen minutes of each other. Never ceases to amaze me how everything changes so rapidly at sunset. This was the exact spot looking west to Carnoustie as I posted last week (Where Sea and Sky Collide). The golden/orange glow makes it look gloriously warm and serene, but it was bloody freezing! I say golden/ orange but I may be wrong as I'm actually colour blind. (seriously folks!) so if my colour descriptions confuse, forgive me.
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I think "golden-orange" is a pretty good description. And I'm NOT color blind. I love the blue above the golden orange. The last photo is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIts great how the clouds fan out on the second photo. It's indeed hard to believe that they were taken so close to each other.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous clouds and sunset sky. Put it in a frame on your wall. Inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThe colours, clouds and the composition work the best in the second image. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteyou're right one minute the sky looks like one thing, the next minute it looks completely different.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots,
Gill in Canada
It is amazing how light changes in the sky every second. Great Sky Watch Photo!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Both great shots.
ReplyDeleteTruly beautiful vast gorgeous images.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of the sunset. Like the way the sun reflected in the sea. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteLyrocally beautiful shots. Love them both.
ReplyDeleteDefinately frameable... all wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteMy Skywatch Friday: Sunrise Over Plum Island
Fabulous! The second the clouds blanket the sky!
ReplyDeleteLovely Neil, gorgeous colours and love the lined up cloud formation.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous sunset photos, and you are right, it does change amazingly fast. Here in KS, the same thing... when I see a fascinating , I RUN to get my camera, because I know it could be gone in a second!
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