The TV made me do it.
On the last day of September, I was watching the end of the local 6pm news. The newscaster said something like "you really need to go outside and watch the sunset." Their studio is high up on a hill, but I'm not. Still, I grabbed my phone and headed for a place to watch.
The nice thing about living in a small city is that the broadcasters are local, too. That newscaster wasn't kidding - I started to take pictures even before I got to where I wanted to stand.
You could see the reflection of the sunset on the water.
Too soon, the show was over. Thank you, local newscaster. I may be treasuring this evening for days to come.
Joining with Yogi and other sky watching bloggers at #SkywatchFriday.
I'm surprised the newscaster told you to go out before you went on your own. He got the jump on you. Whatever the reason, it's a good thing you got out there with your camera, that sky wasn't something to have missed.
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Wow, very nice.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images. Sunsets are a daily gift to treasure.
ReplyDeleteI am thrilled by the impressive sky photos!
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Always beautiful photos. The moon was amazing too last night.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful skies! I miss having a local newscast. So cool that you got a heads up on TV about your local skies!
ReplyDeleteGreat that you followed their advice.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty skies.
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