A few moments after yesterday's photo, the sun started to dip into the ocean, and the sky reddened.Jack of Hartford (Connecticut) Daily Photo) had the right idea in a comment he left yesterday about passing a glass of wine. My wife and I will have a glass of wine to accompany the sunset. French wine is expensive in Costa Rica. California wine is available, but we have that at home in Arizona. We usually select an Argentine or Chilean wine.
Sunsets are not static, of course. They evolve. The clouds play a crucial role in either blocking or texturizing the sunset. I will continue to post more photos of this same sunset to show how it evolved.
We are showing photos of San Xavier del Bac, the White Dove of the Desert, Mission outside Tucson, Arizona, on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site this week.
I'm back. Just a few minutes later? It got very rich in just a little while. I'll stick with the first glass for now, thank you.
ReplyDeleteOne glass will do for me, too. I want my head to be clear enough to appreciate the beauty of what I'm seeing.
ReplyDeleteI think it's quite amazing how quickly the light changes during sunset.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful. it is always special to see the sunset from the patio at the condo. a special place to watch the sunset with a glass of wine in my hand
ReplyDeleteI always love your sunsets!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous sunset - yes, great with a glass of vino schmino!
ReplyDeletePlease give my regards to Julie as for some reason I can't comment on her blog from my office or home computer?? Maybe I'll have to try at the library....
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful!
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