The sun had already fallen below the skyline, but the sky was still full of its parting shots, embellished by the wisps of cloud in the sky.
As with my post of yesterday (Stamens and Shadows) the images are at a low resolution so not ideal for a banner. Here is the full size image:

Amazing π Love your blog by the way π
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Thank you so much Sameen, so good to hear and hope to see you again very soon – the answer to where I have been will be given next week, with the locations of the photos used. Enjoy your weekend, MM π
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yeah thanku π
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amazing…
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Thank you so much, nature did all the hard work in reality π
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Superb MM .. just love these wisps and delicious hues too π
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Thanks Julie, this really was a question of picking the camera up quickly, opening the window and capturing the magic before it all disappeared in the fading light. Need to pop on down to FPFπΈ for my injection of paradise kiwi style….
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Oh please do π
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The depth of colour in the blue and the orange is amazing – any manipulation gone on? My photos of sunsets always disappoint me.
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Anne, the image was pretty good straight out of camera, though I did add some contrast. Don’t worry I have had plenty of disappointing sunsets and sunrises….
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Quite stunning, MM!
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Jane, I just opened the window (at this time of year they are a bit grubby), stuck the camera out, made sure to get the roof silhouette and took (more or less). The cloudy wisps just begged to be captured in the fading sunlight…π·
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Excellent, like brush strokes
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Cheers Robin, nature at it all over again….π
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