I suddenly remembered a line from Lord Alfred Tennyson's, 'the blue mystery of twilight, in the opaline haze of sunset", as portions of the sky really look like precious opals still uncut. I am sorry I already forgot the title of his work, but I reckon the lines very well now. I am also very glad my camera clung with me.
Can you see the small moon above the coconut?
P.S. Thank you very much Carolyn of carolynsshadegardens for pointing my mistake, saying it's Edgar Allan Poe's. It's been decades without defragging the brain, so information already intermingled in my head, haha!
You captured a beautiful sunset!
ReplyDeleteI love E. A. Poe...always mysterious and deep.
Thanks for stopping by my blog to say hi.
Rosey
Stunning photgraphs. Think it was Tennyson though. Just paste the quote in to Google (you can update your post).
ReplyDeleteAndrea,
ReplyDeleteLovely skies, we never get anything as lovely as this. Thanks for sharing.
Stunning colors. You seem to be looking at the sky quite a bit. I've been focusing on little critters. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos, Andrea! Nothing in the world like palm trees against a sunset. Love the smiley-face moon.
ReplyDeleteFabulous sky! Beautiful photographs Andrea!
ReplyDeleteLovely images and the skies are spectacular. No color like that here. Just loved it.
ReplyDeleteWow! Just, wow! Such gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteThese are explosively beautiful, Andrea. I'm warmer just looking at them. Love the comma of moon above the trees.
ReplyDeleteWow! i especially love the third photo, with the palm fronds against the sky.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures! I do see the opals in the sky.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful sunset, Andrea. I'm glad you had your camera with you! :-) -Jean
ReplyDeleteSo nice to look at the skies with you. I hope you make Skywatch Friday a regular affair every week. Hehehe. My favourite is the last picture of the baby moon above the palms against the blushing sky. It's a brilliant capture! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous sunset photos. I'm in awe of all the brilliant colors. I also noticed the little moon looking over the coconut tree. Great images.
ReplyDeleteLovely sky shots!!
ReplyDeleteWhen Snow Meets Sky, they kissed!
gorgeous wine-colored skies!
ReplyDeleteIt never ceases to amaze me how beautiful and diverse the skies can be. Stunning!
ReplyDeletebeautiful sunset photos. stunning colors!
ReplyDeleteHappy SWF! Have a good weekend,
Regards, Bram
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Seen on Sky Watch Friday, Season 4, Episode 27
Beautiful sky! loved that photos
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies. I love the little sliver of moon in the last picture! I just recently found Skywatch Friday and posted this week. Who can resist a beautiful sunrise or sunset -- or just interesting clouds :-) Glad you took the time to snap a few pics to share with us.
ReplyDeleteTruly beautiful! The last picture is a masterpiece!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sunset. Another photographer will have to wait for hours and may not even come close to the same effect.
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous pictures! Thanks for sharing your beautiful sunset.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. i don't know how you do it!
ReplyDeleteWow Andrea... Those photos are fabulous... Love the colors in the sky. That last one with the palm tree and moon is excellent. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
This is just beautiful Andrea....
ReplyDeletealoha andrea,
ReplyDeletethe sunsets are stunning, love all the colors...
sorry to read about your cymbidium and lanzones tree below...what a shame :(
Wow, what beauty in your skies! I'm glad you had your camera.
ReplyDeleteYou mentioned sticking more than one rosemary plant in a pot on my blog. That made me smile. We do what we have to do when we really want to grow something. ;o)
I think you are brilliant to even remember any poetry! I couldn't quote a single poet let alone know who wrote it if I could. Awesome photos!
ReplyDeleteOh my, Andrea, breathtaking colors!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos! We don't really get these fantastic colours here! And yes, I like the moon too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies you have captured! Do you get fresh eggs from the hen? I think that is too cute of the hen to lie on that spot :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome for the seeds I sent you. I only wish they had done better for you. Oh well, just an experiment that failed. I have failed in Gourds this past year as well. I was out of the garden most of the year so I really just dont know what happen to them. I thought they would do great for you as they love hot weather and I expected more luck for you. Oh well, we tried didn’t we :-)
Very pretty photos!
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