I realized sunsets are like our finger prints, or probably like DNA, no two sunsets are alike! And they change every second, as the drama only lasts from 15-20 minutes. Moreover, i observed that for this year, the sun first moved to the right and then back to the far left without passing through the backward path, as in 1 to 10 and then back to 1 again. Maybe the earth just suddenly flipped a big turn. I chose the same spot with almost the same subject to show the magnitude of differences, throughout the months.These are all shots this year.
February, afternoon before sunset
April, above + 2 shots below
May
June
July
August, above and below
October
November, can you guess what animal is that?
Clouds are heavier and thicker during the rainy season. Sometimes the sun can't even be seen near the edge of the horizon because of the heavy clouds. But when they open, an intense sunset is more beautiful.
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Wow! Those shots are fab...so dramatic.
ReplyDeleteWith a view like that who could blame you if you posted photos of it every day. It's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so different! Love them! Post some more :)
ReplyDeleteThat must be a bear. Hungry as a bear...:) Interesting observation of the sun.
ReplyDeletethe sky will be different in a few hours, its present perfection and completeness.... Happy TGIF! Hoping you can visit my skywatch post.
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Beautiful. You are blessed to have a wonderful view of sunrises and sunsets.
ReplyDeleteYou have a great view from your window and it's great that you have shots from so many different moths!
ReplyDeleteAmazing skies.
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Great shots! You are right no two sunsets are alike. In spite of the fact that you took all your photos from the same position, they are all different and interesting! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and commenting. We don't have often mist and we also have many cloudless skies like in the tropics, where I grew up. Yesterday we had a sunny day and a blue sky. Have a great weekend!
You really took the trouble to follow up the scene for the whole year.
ReplyDeleteAnd truly all of them are wonderfully unique and beautiful.
Great Shots!
Looks like a window with a vantage view,nice shots.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see al these sunsets. You'll probably never have dull moment looking west around sunset.
ReplyDeleteThe April photos are my favourites.
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful. I was driving home from work tonight as the sunset. It was pretty, but nothing like the drama elsewhere in the world. It is so rare for us to see these type of skies firsthand and always a pleasure to see them in other places.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful sunsets! Love seeing them!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful sunset series!
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These are utterly gorgeous. April is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful post Andrea...you take what you have every day and make us all love it too.. Michlle
ReplyDeleteYes I definitely see a bear Andrea. I have just been preparing a post for a later date which includes sunset pictures, they simply don't have a look in with yours.
ReplyDeleteHaha, you remind me of myself, always drawn to the window and following the sun. Beautiful photos and lovely words too. Thanks for your lovely support too I really appreciate it:~)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning sunsets!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a billy goat! And you are right, there are no two identical skies, so just keep shooting, Andrea! Our place is in the midst of gorgeous greenery, but it blocks the sky.
ReplyDeleteVery dramatic and beautiful sunsets!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and composition!!
Andrea, you could almost start a "Sunset photo of the day" blog, you have such beautiful skies to enjoy. You're right--every single one is different, and they're all remarkable in their own way.
ReplyDeleteFor all my guests in this post, I am truly grateful for your wonderful comments, mostly kind words of inspiration. I certainly appreciate it. There's a lot of more sunset photos to come.
ReplyDeleteAwe ... a lovely sharing of sunsets. (Looks like a bear to me, Andrea :)
ReplyDeleteIts a little puppy!
ReplyDeleteWe are so lucky to have a window office! I can see sunset at a distance from the 19th floor, all the way from Santa Monica.
The colors and the roundness of the sun are so inviting!
You have a real picture window. So nice to enjoy these ever-changing hues every Friday with you.
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