nature, Photography Northern Lake Sunset May 1, 2023 Lynette d'Arty-Cross 12 Comments A subarctic sunset from last autumn. Happy Monday. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
Nice, there are times as an artist when I just put down my brush and admit that a camera is the only way to capture a scene, this is one of them, thank you so much. Reply
You’re very welcome. Autumn and winter sunsets and sunrises in the far north are very impressive because of the sun’s angle and the dry air. Cheers. Reply
Thanks, Allan. This photo is from the autumn, but yes, northern sunsets are incredible, especially in the winter. Reply
At that time, yes. But we definitely have spring now. 20C here yesterday (so unusual!) but cooler today. Reply
Thanks, Anneli. This is from last autumn but our weather has been good and if up and down, at least not below 0! Reply
I agree. The reflection intensifies the colours. Snow does a similar thing; just provides so much depth. Reply
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Nice, there are times as an artist when I just put down my brush and admit that a camera is the only way to capture a scene, this is one of them, thank you so much.
You’re very welcome. Autumn and winter sunsets and sunrises in the far north are very impressive because of the sun’s angle and the dry air. Cheers.
Sunsets and sunrises in the Northern spring can be so beautiful. Happy Monday Lynette. Allan
Thanks, Allan. This photo is from the autumn, but yes, northern sunsets are incredible, especially in the winter.
Ahhh. So longing for spring then. Autumn is also a nice time to enjoy sunsets and sunrises. 🌇
At that time, yes. But we definitely have spring now. 20C here yesterday (so unusual!) but cooler today.
Very nice. With a bit of warmth too I hope.
Thanks, Anneli. This is from last autumn but our weather has been good and if up and down, at least not below 0!
That’s a good start.
It sure is!
Stunning. I’m convinced sunsets (and sunrises) are even more spectacular by the water.
I agree. The reflection intensifies the colours. Snow does a similar thing; just provides so much depth.