Liners' Photoblog
Sumner Sunset #1
Posted by Linerberry (Christchurch, New Zealand) on 9 January 2009 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
In the next 3 days I will show last nights sunset taken from 3 different directions! All I had to do was turn my head!! Hope you enjoy:-)
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Monday is the start of the week...
Wednesday is the middle of the week.....
Thursday is nearly Friday and Friday is the start of the weekend:-)
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kylie from Shanghai, China
Wow Liners, that sky! The colours are incredible! I hear you have been having some swelteringly hot days there - i think a little heat is well worth it if the sunsets look like this!
9 Jan 2009 5:49am
@kylie: Thanks Kylie! Yes the heat has been wicked but I guess this sunset is a bonus:-)
dobbino from Cape Town, South Africa
Beautiful, Liners - can't wait for the rest! That sky is spectacular, made even more so by the dark foreground.
9 Jan 2009 6:07am
Anthony Lambert from Bielefeld, Germany
I am enjoying,nice to see a great warm shot with all the snow and freezing weather here !!
9 Jan 2009 7:07am
Observing from West Cheshire, United Kingdom
Nicely framed Liners, and a wonderful color.
9 Jan 2009 7:14am
Kent from Västra Götaland, Sweden
Wonderful picture with beautiful colors. Very nice
9 Jan 2009 7:15am
Inés from Namur, Belgium
Un ciel acidulé, j'aime cette chaleur que l'on ressent ...
9 Jan 2009 7:49am
Monique from Koh Samui, Thailand
Amazing and such beautiful colors! I love the blue spot of the house against the golden sky! Great that you don't even have to leave your house for stunning photo's. Enjoy your weekend!
9 Jan 2009 9:13am
@Monique: Thank you Monique:-) You have a good weekend too!
YouKnowWho from West Wickham, United Kingdom
Interesting that the houses are so blue in the foreground; it really sets it off. What a beautiful setting you have around you. Hope you are enjoying the sunshine and warmth. Don't expect too much from a summer in England any more. But you should be able to get some good shots of rain and wet! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
9 Jan 2009 9:40am
@YouKnowWho: Thank you Sis:-) I'm ordering some good weather for the UK in June and July this year:-)
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
so, so pretty...leaving my temporary prints until I return to am3
9 Jan 2009 10:58am
djedfre from schaumburg, United States
yes, absolutely beautiful color... and that blue... and the tree!
9 Jan 2009 11:33am
grouser from Ludlow, United Kingdom
Gorgeous colour.
Thanks for the link
Paying for footpaths, that's something new to me.
Doesn't feel like a good approach somehow.
9 Jan 2009 11:35am
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
Oh, I would die for this Araucaria!
Oh, wow, look at this sky! :-)
9 Jan 2009 12:24pm
zOOm from Paris, France
Beautiful colors as always (are you living on earth by the way ?) :-)
9 Jan 2009 4:04pm
EYES WIDE SHUT from The library of my soul, United Kingdom
Utterly beautiful. What a sky, and those silhouettes!
9 Jan 2009 5:40pm
JoeB from Brampton, Canada
A yellow/orange sky that is truly amazingly unbelievable, fantastic shot i would say frame it for the house, but you have the view daily. :D
10 Jan 2009 1:21am
@JoeB: Thanks joe! I am really lucky! I couldn't believe this sky it was incredible!
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States
true gold!! and no rainbow!!! wow!! one of your best ever!! elegant and intriguing! faaabulous -- bravo!!!
21 Jan 2009 6:34am
Sony DSC-H7
1/50 second
F/4.0
ISO 100
47 mm