Driving back home after our visit to Waynesville, Ohio and the “Christmas in the Village” event it was starting to get on evening time and darkness was trying to creep into the sky.
Which only made this setting sun glow the brighter.
I was able to catch a few shots of the sun going down over Washington Court House, Ohio in Fayette county. Here in the wetland preserve it sparkled upon the water.
It was glowing in hues of orange and all golden and looked so big going down over the flat terrain that makes up this part of Ohio where the corn and soybean fields are huge.
We never get to see the big sun setting here in the hills like this because the hills here obstruct its setting before darkness surrounds it.
I took so many pictures of it traveling down the road in the car. Just when I would snap the picture we would hit a bump or dip in the road. I tried to blame my daughters driving and told her not to hit so many bumps. LOL!
Almost gone behind the trees and curve of the horizon.
We can get some lovely sunsets and sunrises here when the sun hits the clouds but not that beautiful ball of fire. Everyone is different with the formation and the color of the clouds that day.
Almost the colors of the large glass bowls made By Chihuly. Is that where he got his inspiration?
All are beautiful but no one paints a sky like God does.
I just could not do a posting without adding at least one flower bloom. LOL!
Happy Gardening,
Lona
13 comments:
Love the fact that you squeezed a gorgeous flower in there, my friend. Chihuly's got nothin' on your gardening skills!
Those sunsets are amazing. I hope you plan to frame them. :))
Pierwsze trzy zdjęcia wyglądają jak namalowane obrazy :-). Hibiskus mam kolor nieba z Twoich zdjęć. Pozdrawiam
The first three pictures look like painted images :-). I have a hibiscus color the sky with your photos. Yours
Looks like the bumps are really for you... to stop you at the right place hehe... Marvellous sunset and yes God's creation is the best!
Wow!
Balisha
Beautiful shots Lona - you can't beat nature for putting on a spectacular display. Happy Christmas to you.
Lovely photos Lona especially since you had the windows to shoot through, yet they still look clear.
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Jennifer@threedogsinagarden
Hi Lona, What a fantastic sunset! It really did look like the woods beyond your house were on fire. The glass bowls are really beautiful and the glass ceiling does seem to be inspired by exactly this kind of early evening sky.
What fabulous photos! Happy holidays to you and your family! ♥
Lovely, lovely! The heavens declare the glory of God...we have sunsets like that here in the Indiana flatlands. My favorite kinds are the kind you just photographed - the huge sun ball sinking into the horizon. :)
What an awesome and colorful sunset. Love those warm colors of the sky. Beautiful bloom. Hope you're having a good holiday season.
Those sunset pictures are gorgeous!! We don't have sunsets like that here ~ they tend to be mellower shades of pink and lavender.
gorgeous! wonderful shots! I went to Waynesville as well-- on the 3rd. If you were there then, perhaps we passed on the street. It's been a tradition to go every year with a few girlfriends.
love Chiluly! Is this photo from the Conservatory?
(I looked back and see that you were in Waynesville on Friday.)
Great photos and post. You should list your post Thursday afternoon at SkyWatch Friday
http://skyley.blogspot.com/ Off to see the surgeon this am for a follow up. I think everything is going well
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