Sunrise/sunset. (1 Viewer)

[Fozzybear]

Thanks very much Kits and Val - it's very much a man-made landscape and never far from pylons and roads but very picturesque still. Essex doesn't have the spectacular rolling hills and rocky coasts of the south-west, it is a much flatter landscape (though many parts are actually very undulating and hilly) but has lots of little woods and hedgerows, a patchwork of fields and gently-flowing rivers.

Another pic from this morning, though not really a sunrise as you can only just see a tiny patch of sky:

 

[palval147]

Nice, Fozzy, I like the way the sun shines through the trees.

 

[palval147]

Sunset this evening

 

[Wendy Morris]

They're great, Val! We had nothing but grey skies and rain all day, in fact it's still raining lightly even now.

 

[palval147]

Thanks, Wendy. We were lucky here, it cleared up just in time.

 

[Kits]

Very nice, Val.

 

[palval147]

Thanks, Kits.

 

[oncebittern]

Haven't posted here for a while, but couldn't resist this morning's sunrise:

 

[palval147]

That one is lovely, Steve, good to see you here again as well.

 

[Wendy Morris]

Very good, Steve. Did you get the predicted rain after a red skied sunrise?

 

[oncebittern]

Very good, Steve. Did you get the predicted rain after a red skied sunrise?

Yes, its been pouring since 10.00 :-C

 

[Kits]

Stunning, Steve.

 

[palval147]

Tonights sunset, taken from different angles...

 

[Kits]

Very dramatic, Val.

 

[Wendy Morris]

Lovely selection, Val. Very autumnal colours.

 

[palval147]

Thanks, Guys. I wandered all around the garden to get those & nearly fell off the patio leaning to far to the left.:-O

 

[oncebittern]

From Sunday evening, but only just got round to looking. Sunset through the fog wasn't great, but it was better than the birds, which were completely hidden.

 

[Kits]

That is really magical, Steve, and would not look out of place in a nature book or calendar.

 

[palval147]

That is a lovely photo, Steve.

 

[Wendy Morris]

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