Andre Hartslief
When dark storm-clouds come floating into my life, not to carry rain or usher in a storm, but, as if it were at all possible, to add even more color to my glorious sunset sky. A beautiful sunset that could easily have been mistaken for a dawn. Suddenly, the sky broke like an egg into full sunset and the water caught fire as the composer of this masterpiece, the sun sank slowly into the crimson abyss. No sunrise or one sunset is ever the same.~ Tranquilpen-©
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Are You “Touched” By Sunsets & Sunrises?
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Yes
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No
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You are right when you say that your photo could be seen as a sunrise photo
My digital folder is busting with sunrise photos. I have no scope to click sunset photos unless I go to one of the beaches here.
POLL RESULTS:
86%, 6 voters, ARE TOUCHED BY SUNSETS & SUNRISES.
14%, 1 voter, IS LEFT STONE-COLD BY THEM.
Wow, two of my favorite writers, LaJenna, and Doc Andersen, hit the downvote button, is it something about the post? I joke, of course, thanks for changing it back up, I appreciate it.
i apparently hit the upvote button twice so it appears as one up and one down. My deepest apologies for that!
Sunsets are the window to beyond us…Sunrises are the door opening to greet us!
A lovely photo. Yes indeed I enjoy both sunsets and sunrises from my deck.
Of course, you do, I know, and you take some really fabulous shots to boot. Thanks for commenting, Carol.
Wonderful capture , There’s never one sunrise the same or one sunset the same.
I accidentally voted you down so I went back to vote it up. Wonderful capture here!
Hello Jenna, It is so like you to care, thanks for upvoting and commenting here my friend.
Andre, it’s beautiful !
Hello, Mila I’m so glad you liked it. These natural appearances are free to view, yet, so few really see them. This reminds me of a scientist, Dave Pepler, who since retirement has offered up his time to answer scientific questions from listeners, I listen to the program once a week. Today, Dave was visiting a site in Zambia, advising on some or other natural phenomena. He said that he has been so blessed in life having visited every nook n cranny of the world. But in all the years, nothing came close to when he had to listen to the beating of his own heart, today, in the last stretch of his fast-fading mortality.
Beautiful view,thanks for sharing.
Hi, Hina, thanks for commenting. I just realized, that my youngest daughter’s name, Ena, is similar to your name.