Showing posts with label Sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunset. Show all posts

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Sunset on December 10th

Standing almost directly beneath a long cloud that is running parallel to the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Usually this type of cloud forms into lenticular spheres as the air flows down the mountains and back up again. These clouds were not that nicely formed.

These were taken from Standley Lake Regional Park, a great spot for fishing, boating, or bird watching.

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Thursday, February 18, 2010

Sunset in Summit County

I moved into a small condo in Summit County over the weekend. This is the sunset from my balcony. I have already started finding new trails west of Vail that I would not normally be able to do on a day trip from Denver. Stayed tuned for new trail posts.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Skywatch Friday: Sunset on 19 May


It has been nice and warm this week and I have enjoyed sitting out on the patio. On Tuesday I was resting under the trees when I heard a scream from the house..."Get your camera Miss Blog and take a picture of this sunset." Glad I did.


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Friday, January 9, 2009

Sunset from the Mesa Lab (Skywatch Friday)

Looking south

Once again I have been shooting sunsets on my way home. Today I left after the colors had reached their peak. The last couple of days have been spectacular with the Chinook winds and all the clouds.

Looking north

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Saturday, December 13, 2008

Sunrise and Sunset on 12 Dec 08

The tree plaza at NCAR has the most incredible views and this time of year I am there for both sunrise and sunset.


Sunrise. The colors were more muted. The small rectangles along the horizon are the high rises of Denver.



Sunset. Looking south. The clouds lately along the Flatirons have been very dramatic.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Sunset at the Westminster Dog Park


1.5 miles into the park looking at the front range.

Dusk has become my favorite time to take the dogs to the Westminster off-leash Dog Park on Simms. This 420 acre open space has fantastic views of the Boulder Flatirons and Stanley Lake. Without a tree in sight, it is big-sky expansive. There are still seven species of flowers blooming despite the September chill.



The sun sinks lower as I head back



My only flow picture that turned out



Completion of the walk and a glorious sunset taken from the parking lot.