Friday, January 19, 2024

Sunset with the Geese #SkywatchFriday

January 15.  After work, spouse and I went down to the park.  It looked like we had a chance at a sunset after day after day of dreary weather.

It was cold and my hands weren't happy when I took my gloves off, but the sunset showed promise.

We walked along the river as the sun set.

Not sure if you can see them, but I paused to take pictures of icicles on the bottom of the photo.

Back to the sunset.

Good night, sun.
We watched silently with the geese.
I adjusted the exposure so the geese were more visible.

Nighty-night.

Joining Yogi and other skywatchers for #SkywatchFriday.


15 comments:

  1. ...lovely, sunsets have been rare here.

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  2. Cold hands? You know there are gloves that you can text (and I assume take pictures) while wearing. Nice that you got a good sunset after such dreary weather.

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  3. What a lovely sunset to enjoy with the geese!

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  4. I love that first picture, the sky almost looks like the clouds are pleated.

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  5. Have been hearing a lot of geese lately. Not sure if they're coming or going. We're pretty cold here. Beautiful pictures.

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  6. I could see the icicles when I click bigger. Nice!

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  7. Kudos to you for getting out when it looks so bone chilling cold. I can identify with cold fingers when trying to take photos. You were suffering for your art.

    And they are nice photos by the way.

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  8. Great sunset photos and awesome icicles too ~ thanks,

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)



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  9. That river shot reminds me of some extraordinarily cold hikes I used to take along a similar river bank.

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