I' just about to sign up as a follower. Photography is a skill that I admire and your photos are lovely. I enjoy the color, the composition, and the subject matter. I'm looking forward to see the world through your camera lens!
I wish I could have been there to experience this in person ... a splendid scene! All you would need to make it perfect is a deck chair, a glass red, cheese n crackers & good company! Fiery red, comforting warmth!
Great blog, I've lived through 3 big ones in southern California. The worst one occured early 90's. Epicenter was about 4 miles from where I worked. Had to wear hard hat to work for 6 months. I remember the shaking from the aftershocks went on for months. Some were 5 and highter on the Richter scale. Glad I live in central CA now. Great dramatic photo.
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The peeking sun, the layers of clouds, the orange hue, the horizon. Magnificent!
Excellent photo. This is a sunset that obviously you couldn´t let go. Greetings.
Nice capture. Heard on this morning news about the quake. Been only in a few small ones and they impressed me.
WOW. Impressive. Wonderful. Beautiful. Powerful. Amazing. GREAT!!!!
That is a stunning image! The split in the clouds, with the high light, is so pretty. You've got a great eye!
Lovely...
Are these colors so beautiful and real Patrick..?
Its amazing..
Costas
Beautiful! You've had an eventful trip! Safe travels!
I can never see enough sunsets.
I' just about to sign up as a follower. Photography is a skill that I admire and your photos are lovely. I enjoy the color, the composition, and the subject matter. I'm looking forward to see the world through your camera lens!
Mellodee
Hi Stephen. This is really beautiful.
Simply stunning!!!! Has an abstract art quality to it! Hugs, Janine
Oh W O W !!!!
/Nona
Looks like the red dragon is stirring...beautiful!
Wow. Excellent shot!
OOOhhh lala
beautiful, Steve
Patrina <")>><
All those layers are fabulous together... dark and light with bright color to boot.
It's a little scary, isn't it?
I wish I could have been there to experience this in person ... a splendid scene! All you would need to make it perfect is a deck chair, a glass red, cheese n crackers
& good company!
Fiery red, comforting warmth!
And the clouds lit on fire...
This is one hell of a photograph....
take a bow...
Awesome
the nature in itself is a great artist...
Words fail
Great blog, I've lived through 3 big ones in southern California. The worst one occured early 90's. Epicenter was about 4 miles from where I worked. Had to wear hard hat to work for 6 months. I remember the shaking from the aftershocks went on for months. Some were 5 and highter on the Richter scale. Glad I live in central CA now. Great dramatic photo.
Wow! That is crazy..I hope you are okay..just reading this now:) BTW..amazing capture!
anita,
to me it's more worrisome than a tornado because you can't see it coming.
nikonsniper steve
God is in this one.
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