Sunset – Eskildoodle Photos and Feelings

Seasonal Shadow

Horizontal rays from the setting sun accented the wall decoration at day’s end to create a shadowy sight that will be seen for only a few more weeks this season as the sunset begins its migration south for the winter. #sunset #wintermigration #shadow

Ladies of the Evening

All dressed up and ready to glow… #orchids #sunset #ladiesoftheevening

Spring Sky

Cumulus clouds gilded orange and gold by the setting sun appeared on the western horizon in a seasonal right of passage. As the glow faded and the sky darkened, distant flashes of lightning from the towering clouds announced the return of spring’s subtropical weather. #sunset #cumulus #tropical #spring

Plain to C

Sunset through the window shed light on just how simple it is to play the C cord on the ukulele. A finger at the third fret lets the ukulele sing out that cord when all the strings are gently strummed. #ukulele #ccord #strings #sunset

Evening Embers

Clouds from a warm front brought a brief winter respite and glowed in the evening sky like embers in a wood-burning stove. #clouds #evening #embers #sunset

Sunset on Hurricane Season

The glowing, red sunset was a delight to see even though it marked the end of our mild autumn weather. Summer skies are giving way to winter-like cloud patterns. In a couple of days temperatures will drop the 30’s after a cold front passes through. No, snow is not in our future but, thankfully, neitherContinue reading “Sunset on Hurricane Season”

Afterglow

After a recent, refreshing rain, the setting sun turned the sky into a glowing gold more precious than any metal that can bought or sold. #rain #sunset #gold #glow

Evening Accent

The autumn light show continues with stripes of the setting sunlight framing the pumpkin decorations on the dining room table. I love this time of year. #sunlight #sunset #table #pumpkins #decorations

Rain Ration

It’s been a dry year; even during the rainy season we have had only one or two days with any measurable precipitation per month. This day we received just enough of nature’s rain ration to dampen the driveway and yard, but not enough to register in the rain gauge, let alone satiate the thirsty Earth.Continue reading “Rain Ration”

Fire in the Sky

The setting sun set the sky ablaze, a final burst of fire to end a sweltering day. More warm days are ahead, and we keep hoping for an afternoon thunderstorm to cool things down. In the meantime, Orion and other winter constellations are beginning to appear in the east at sunrise with the promise ofContinue reading “Fire in the Sky”