When I stopped to get fuel this evening, it was dark-thirty as my daddy used to say.
But the sun was stubborn and would not go gentle into that good night – to steal a phrase from Dylan Thomas.
When the pump was running, I clicked the keeper walked a few steps away, to remove a light pole and other stuff from the frame. Another truck was about to pull up, but he saw I was trying to take a picture. He switched off his lights and waited to let me get a better shot.
I snapped a few quick frames and raised my hand in thanks. He got it. It didn't take a weatherman to recognize the beauty of that sky.
But the sun was stubborn and would not go gentle into that good night – to steal a phrase from Dylan Thomas.
When the pump was running, I clicked the keeper walked a few steps away, to remove a light pole and other stuff from the frame. Another truck was about to pull up, but he saw I was trying to take a picture. He switched off his lights and waited to let me get a better shot.
I snapped a few quick frames and raised my hand in thanks. He got it. It didn't take a weatherman to recognize the beauty of that sky.
Wow. And that never lasts for very long.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see sunsets that just make you in AWE of His handiwork, I think of Mallory Square in Key West. Every evening hundreds gather to watch the free show and clap once it dips below the horizon.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful shot you have.
Sherry & jack
You caught it at just the right moment . How nice the other guy stopped to let you take the picture.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful shot
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing shot...the vividness and dramatic clouds..wow!
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