At 11 p.m, the northern sun started to sink below the horizon.
The very long daylight hours …
… make up for the long hours of darkness in December.
These are not the best quality photos as they were taken from the side window of a moving vehicle, but in this series, it’s the sky that counts.
Have a good week. 🙂
Trying to brighten the day for those people isolated indoors during the Covid-19 pandemic. If you get pleasure from this, please share it, so others …
Today’s Pictures: 29 June 20
Another duo of beautifully comforting photos from Stuart. 🙂
I will soon be leaving the north on a careful, hopefully covid-free, journey to my home in the Okanagan Valley.
I have been working hard and am looking forward to a little rest and relaxation.
I hope you have a good week. 🙂
A recent sunset in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, produced this photo.
Because of our geographical position in the north, our sunsets are intense, brilliant, and relatively short. And, of course, as we head into winter, that effect becomes more pronounced.
At 62.5° N latitude, Yellowknife sits in the middle of some of the most spectacular light shows in the world, not the least of which are these dazzling sunsets.
Greetings from the extraordinary light shows of NWT. 🙂
