Looking through the pictures I've taken in the last week, I seem to have an inordinate amount of photos of sunsets and bubbles. Fortunately, both fit this aperture...
Thanks! The trick was getting the kids to blow them slow enough to make bubbles large enough to capture.
No, I'm nowhere near a volcano - in the middle of the bald prairie, actually. We get really long sunsets, and right now there is a lot of dust and particulate in the air because it's planting season and the fields are getting tilled. Mind you, just looking through one of my photo streams on flickr, I realized that we get some pretty impressive sunsets in winter too. Must be our northern location. :)
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Date: 2010-05-16 10:06 pm (UTC)Are you in volcano zone, or is that a normal sunset for your area? It's a gorgeous color.
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Date: 2010-05-17 01:24 am (UTC)No, I'm nowhere near a volcano - in the middle of the bald prairie, actually. We get really long sunsets, and right now there is a lot of dust and particulate in the air because it's planting season and the fields are getting tilled. Mind you, just looking through one of my photo streams on flickr, I realized that we get some pretty impressive sunsets in winter too. Must be our northern location. :)
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