Let me assure you first, I'm not talking about actual lightning. Rather....
Last week, I brought you an amazing sunset from February 9th that I would have missed if not for my spouse, whom I've turned into a fellow skywatcher. Thank you, spouse!
Can the same thing happen twice? Judge for yourself.
On February 12, Superbowl night, we were busy around sunset, preparing food for the arrival of our company (only one person, but, for us, that's enough) who was going to visit with us during the first half of the game.
I was totally involved with doing my part of the preparations, when spouse said, "Look out the window!"
Oh no! There was no way I could interrupt what I was doing to get to the park where we watch sunsets. Instead, I dashed out of the house into our back yard. Yes, I ran outside, cell phone in hand, with no shoes on. Fortunately, the snow had melted.
The best part was behind some houses.
Sometimes you can't be in the right place at the right time. You just do the best you can.
...each sunset is unique. Enjoy as many as you can.
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful
ReplyDeleteI love the window reflection picture such an interesting view of all of that color.
ReplyDeleteNice reflection! Great sunset.
ReplyDeleteI would say 'the best you can' was pretty spectacular!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies. You and Spouse make a great team!
ReplyDeleteSo you are a shoeless Rambler and photoblogger!! In the snow. That's badass, just so you know.
ReplyDeleteYou got some great images so I guess it was worth frost biting your toes.
Beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteWell, you did get it. That's a win.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Upstate New York has jackpot sunsets whether the photographer wears shoes or not. Hope the three of you enjoyed the super bowl.
ReplyDeleteAwesome sky shots ~ Wow!
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)