Seen from Woodbine Avenue, East Gwillimbury, Ontario
It was an overcast evening and I did NOT expect to see a sunset at all as we drove home from Newmarket. But for a few moments the setting sun slipped beneath some clouds and red, orange and yellow light sneaked through where the clouds were thin.
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You were obviously in the right place at the right time. Great sky photo.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Good thing you had your camera, it would be a shame to have missed this one.
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWonderful surprise. Beautiful evening sky.
ReplyDeleteoh wow this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good timing to be on that place. It's a beautiful and colorful layered sunset. Very nice photo.
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Oh, that is sooo cool. I love it when the sun slices through the clouds...and you get the best reddish glow!
ReplyDeleteExcellent EG. I like it when one can catch the sun as a fireball slip-sliding through the overcast. MB
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful shot. I am so glad you had your camera along with you!
ReplyDeleteAnd this is so beautiful. The surroundings looks very quite and peaceful, just an awesome scenery. ^_^
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What a gorgeous way to end the day! And a superb photo! Love the dramatic colors! Isn't it wonderful to be able to capture shots like this? Hope you have a wonderful weekend with lots of lovely skies!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
That is a stunning and peaceful scene.
ReplyDeleteYour skyline is simply wonderful!
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Elisa
This picture just shows how important it is to be prepared. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely sky and a welcome surprise. I like how you included the marker on the right. That turns it from just another sunset into a nice photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and unexpected sunset.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. I love surprises and having camera at the ready.
ReplyDeletethere's always so much peace and serenity in a sunset..what a beauty!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!..breathtaking view.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!!
the many surprises we get while skywatching.
ReplyDeletegood thing you had your camera handy.
Stunning:)
ReplyDeleteSometimes you have to wait for the magic. So glad you did, this is a stunning sunset.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very beautiful shot. The sinking sun flirting with the clouds.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a mirage in the distance... How cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous sunsset! The colours are so lovely!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!
Copacetic moments, - a lovely capture.
ReplyDeleteCopacetic moments, - a lovely capture.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. What a treat for you after an overcast day! Great shot.
ReplyDeleteAmazing sunset and I like the way you framed the shot.
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Gorgeous sky !
ReplyDeleteGreat capture...I guess it pays to "Never leave home without your camera"...there is always something you would have missed if you didn't have it along.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how the sun manages to shine its way through all those clouds! Beautiful sky!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo! The sun at the bottom looks very mystical.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful scene and a gorgeous sunset. Awesome photo!
ReplyDeleteLook at that sun falling. How pretty. There have been some cool sunsets lately.
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Beautiful! I like the silhouette on tower on the background.
ReplyDeleteLove the North American style grain silo. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a shot of that surprise glow...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is an absolutely gorgeous sunset. You definitely were at the right place at the right time.
ReplyDeleteLovely, you timed and framed the photo very well.
ReplyDeleteUtterly beautiful, my friend. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOh boy! 'see you there' took the words right out of my mouth! A beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteWow! Fantastic capture.
ReplyDeleteSuperb shot, lovely colors.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteomg! i came by your blog earlier but i dared not look at your sky photo.. i was saving it for the right moment and it really rocks!
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful...
ReplyDeleteNice! I need to carry my camera with me more regularly. I saw a sunset today mixed with a storm and it had the washes running (which as you noted, dried up within 30 minutes), but I missed it all!
ReplyDeleteThis round top slab stands up like a sore thumb.
ReplyDeleteIn Canada, and USA, you drive every where, there is no need to fly. But you are welcomed to fly to New Zealand, if you are feeling it is too hot.
You've done it again. You were in the right place, at the right time, with your camera and your artist's eye. Thank you.
ReplyDeletewell it sure is a good thing you had your camera handy...i'd hate to miss a beauty like this!
ReplyDeleteLovely skywatch... Original, with these strange piece of architecture coming from nowhere...
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It's lovely to be surprised by a gorgeous sunset, isn't it? What is that interesting looking structure on the right?
ReplyDeleteWow, that is truly beautiful.
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Georgeous evening sky :)
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome shot! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful [ictures and great shots just at the right time
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a show.
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Beautiful layering of light beneath the more sombre clouds! And somehow that structure on the right sets a rather eerie atmosphere! It almost looks like a tall tombstone!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. The fiery colors are great.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gradient of colours! Very nice cloud formations too!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
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EG: Marvelous photo, you seem to get great sunsets up North.
ReplyDeleteBTW: I have a camera case which keeps the camera dry when I'm not using it.
great shot....but...what happened??I wrote a comment...
ReplyDeletenice weekend, dear
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This is how I imagine North American (as in continent, not USA) countryside.
ReplyDeletegorgeous one! the sun made sure you don't miss it! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful - those scenes don't last long - just as well that camera was beside you.
ReplyDeletethis was a nice composition. Good of you to include the..., what do you call it? steele? :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic view for skywatch Friday post.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Wow. That sky is dramatic and stunning!
ReplyDeletesuper shot!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely sunset! here in our country the view of the loveliest sunset is at Manila Bay.
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