Yesterday afternoon at the track, the clouds over the mountains to the northeast were looking like a stylized sunset.
The clouds turned pink briefly before fading away.
Meanwhile, the real sunset was taking place in the opposite direction, to the southwest.
On the way home, a delicate sliver of the moon appeared beyond the mesquite and juniper trees.
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Lovely set of skies, especially the stylised sun!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so beautiful, pale and light yet so charming.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, in the first photo, the cloud is dancing! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteI love how quickly the colors change during a sunset. Stunning photos. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies in all directions. I always love how the clouds turn pink. That sliver of moon rising in the pink sky is so delicate.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series. Love the cloud formations in the first two.
ReplyDeletesuch lovely series of sunset....how quickly they changes colors in blink of an aye...well, almost!
ReplyDeletei love the third photo...breathtakingly beautiful, isn't it?
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A beautiful variety show.
ReplyDeleteGreat! :)
Beautiful skies..don't you just love it when Creator gets out his evening paint brush and goes to painting the skies?...all for our viewing pleasure.
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Beautiful skies, great shots
ReplyDeleteThe sky changes its face so quickly, if we miss it, we will forever miss it.
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Yes! You have to be ready when the sky creates a beautiful picture! It will change so quickly (into an even prettier picture)! These are amazing captures. I really like the top photos since they are more unusual...reminds me of a crown.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - and I love the moon too! It's always so special to see the moon come up.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is amazing too!
Wonderful series of sky photos.
ReplyDeleteYes, a very sweet sunset indeed. The clouds in the first image look like a drawing of the sun. Great series Diane.
ReplyDeleteOoo, I love the cloud formation on the first shot! It looks like a dolphin jumping for joy! Great composition, too.
ReplyDeleteI would stay and wait until the sun comes down and turn different colors!
P.S. Love your new header!
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ReplyDeleteThese photos are lovely. Amazing sunset over the mountains (and amazing mountains), and I love the lovely pink photo with a little sliver of moon. Nice silhouttes of the trees.
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All great shots, but I ove the first one with the paw with the claws in the sky.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the moon!
ReplyDeleteThe light in the third photo is really amazing.
ReplyDeletewonderful series of photos and so lovely when clicked on to see them big.
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All are just beautiful, but the one with moon — it's mindblowing :)
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That's so awesome, Diane! Different colors in different directions. I love all the colors of the sky in your post..
ReplyDeleteYou always have the most spectacular sky shot, Tricia. These are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking sunsets, Diane.
ReplyDeleteI like the first one the best. It reminds me of the skies in colorado when I would go jetskiing in the afternoon or early morning.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Wow so many beautiful colors in your sky photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing them and also for your comment on my SWF host photo!
How "playful" of the sky to outline the sun! and in a few moments...everything changes... so glad you caught it for us!
ReplyDeleteLovely varied skies! I especially like the first two because they're so unique!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Each picture is so uniqely different.
ReplyDeleteI love how quickly the colors change during a sunset. Stunning photos.
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Great shot, I like more the first one. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteSometimes when we get a lot of sky lines, we have rain the next day. Could that be it? Whatever it is, they are pretty.
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