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That same evening the setting sun put on its own display of colors. Evening sky usually gets more colorful as the minutes pass and the challenge is not the loss of color but the loss of light in which to capture the range of colors that have appeared.
May we each take a moment to enjoy the sky whether you are a morning or an evening sky the beauty painted there is calming and inviting.
Forbidding morning clouds. As I stepped into the car to ride to seminary with Cody one morning, I saw these clouds and was sure we were in for rain..... turned out to be a beautiful sunny day~!
The sunsets over the Yellowstone River. The colors reflected so nicely that evening.
Although there is a shopping cart in the corner of this shot, I like the beautiful pink sky and farmstyle house framed by the trees. I took another shot and didn't get the cart, but it cut too much tree off. I'd edit the cart out but currently I have only one bad program and it doesn't allow you to have much control. This shot is facing east. I do love it when the whole sky gets to participate in the setting sun.
This is the same sunset a few minutes later and facing west in another location in town.
Another view of the same sunset facing south. I liked how the sliver moon was surrounded by pink and blue. I stood in the same spot to take this one and the previous shot.
The cloudy fall sky as seen by looking up through the leaves of our tree.
The evening sky.
Another angle of the fall evening sky.
The trees framing the fall sunset.
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These first ones were either taken by my sister, Colleen or my dad. They were taken in Airway Heights, WA, date unknown. My guess is that they were taken mid to late 70's.
The photographer for these shots is likely to be the same family member. This photo was taken between Airway Heights and Medical Lake, WA
These two were taken in Reardon, WA, where my grandparents lived.
I'm unsure of the location of this one. As you can see we take pictures of sunsets
Scott, EmmaLece and Robby all recently took a shot at this sunset:
Scott's eye view.
EmmaLece's perspective.
From Robby's vantage point. It is interesting to see the different angles each child got on this same sunset. they all stood in basically the same spot for each picture, but yet they all got Such different shots!
I have the advantage of jumping on the 4 wheeler to "run" up the street to a less obstructive view.
This is looking east, sometimes the sunset makes the view east more beautiful as well.
