Getting blood from a stone

A transient moment of magical light. I was dead chuffed! What do

you think?

This is a very stunning shot that would cause any motorist to pull over and savor the moment. Great job!! Michael

I like th alignment of the horizon and the contrast of colors where it meets. Nice....

Wasn't it Adams that said something about being in just the right place when God needed someone to release the shutter? Great photo....sometimes serindipity is a photographers best friend.

Outstanding shot, you should be very pleased. The blue haze at the horizon and the pinks and purples in the sky make for a nice backdrop to the main event.

I am so glad you put this on here, as I have seen it elsewhere, and glad to see that it is doing well on here also, its a fabulous shot and you must be really proud of it.

 

Alethea

One of the best shots I ever seen in my life of "the magic moments" of nature!

One of the benefits of living in the Southwest is great sunsets like this. Glad you were able to capture it on film. Moose Peterson uses the circular polarizer with an intensifier filter or a warming filter for extra pop in his photos.

Velvia and good fortune will always win out over PS.

Great shot!

Really a different view on a much photographed scene - makes it eye catching...

 

Jiri

What an incredible sight to behold - thanks for sharing this special moment with us not privilaged to be there!

 

 

Majestic and calm shot. The monument looks great in deep-red colors and sky behind is like "out-this-world". Congratulations Ian

A classic shot with beautiful pastels mixed with deep rich tones. Very well done. -David