Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Smog Makes A Beautiful Sunset

27 comments:

Matty said...

The peeking sun, the layers of clouds, the orange hue, the horizon. Magnificent!

Japy said...

Excellent photo. This is a sunset that obviously you couldn´t let go. Greetings.

Gary Keimig said...

Nice capture. Heard on this morning news about the quake. Been only in a few small ones and they impressed me.

lewi14@gmail.com said...

WOW. Impressive. Wonderful. Beautiful. Powerful. Amazing. GREAT!!!!

Pinecone Camp said...

That is a stunning image! The split in the clouds, with the high light, is so pretty. You've got a great eye!

akemi said...

Lovely...

Unknown said...

Are these colors so beautiful and real Patrick..?
Its amazing..
Costas

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

Beautiful! You've had an eventful trip! Safe travels!

Unknown said...

I can never see enough sunsets.

Mellodee said...

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! I am LiLi! said...

Hi Stephen. This is really beautiful.

Sniffles and Smiles said...

Simply stunning!!!! Has an abstract art quality to it! Hugs, Janine

The Spirit of Abundance said...

Oh W O W !!!!

/Nona

Jeanne Frances Klaver said...

Looks like the red dragon is stirring...beautiful!

Paz said...

Wow. Excellent shot!

Patrinas Pencil said...

OOOhhh lala

beautiful, Steve

Patrina <")>><

Dawning Inspiration said...

All those layers are fabulous together... dark and light with bright color to boot.

Carol said...

It's a little scary, isn't it?

Katherine said...

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!

Shaunak Mukherjee said...

And the clouds lit on fire...

Analyze and Change said...

This is one hell of a photograph....

take a bow...

Awesome

Anonymous said...

the nature in itself is a great artist...

Roger Howell said...

Words fail

Anita Stoll said...

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.

kyungmee said...

Wow! That is crazy..I hope you are okay..just reading this now:) BTW..amazing capture!

NikonSniper said...

anita,
to me it's more worrisome than a tornado because you can't see it coming.
nikonsniper steve

T. Powell Coltrin said...

God is in this one.