Just the close of another wild day in Idaho.
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Thursday, March 3, 2011
SkyWatch Friday - Fishing sunset
On the way home from ice fishing on Ririe Reservoir, the sun was just snuggling into it slumber for the night. Deer were enjoying the view as I passed them, but it was too dark for me to capture them. Sunsets are created by impurities in the air; short lived, but beautiful.
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Impurities cause such spectacular perfection? Well, this one is really a beauty! I also posted a sunset this week.
Nice catch! I like the rays of the sun in this; the timing was perfect!
And another gorgeous capture from Idaho! Always look forward to your incredible sunsets/sunrises! Sorry about the impurities, but the beauty is incredible. Glad you had fun ice fishing! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Bill! Stay warm! I'm not sure when winter will end here in Seattle, let alone Idaho -- lived in Montana too long to even try to guess!
Sylvia
Stunning sunset, Bill. Good way to end a day of fishing.
Beautiful sunset.
Happy weekend.
Regina
Beautiful sunset. You are right--it is "here and gone"" just like that. But, oh my, what a spectacular few minutes!!
Beautiful sunset. You are right--it is "here and gone"" just like that. But, oh my, what a spectacular few minutes!!
Lovely sunset to end a beautiful day.
Nice warm colors after a day on the ice.
Still cold enought to go ice fishing?
14 inches deep - amazing.
wonderful sunset and colors
Impurities made to perfection and you captured this one of a kind beautifully~
I tell people that the particulates and nitrous oxides provide much of the color and they just look at me.
Great photo. I remember trout fishing on Ririe Reservoir years ago when my parents still had their boat. We had some great outings.
very nice...I like it! Glad to be here. Hope you can check out my ENTRY too!
These are the sort of scenes that make you feel good to be alive. Great day out Bill.
Fabulous sunset, no matter what its cause.
One time when we lived in Eugene, they put a beautiful blazing red sunset on the front of the phone book (back when those used to matter). Someone pointed out that those August sunsets were caused by the controversial grass field burning. OH well, it was just as well to have a picture of it because back then you could hardly go outside during the month. (New laws, it's better now.)
Ah, those lovely impurities create some beautiful scenes. Great sunset and impressive capture of it, Bill.
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