20 Comments on “Sunset, April 6, 2011”

1. That is beautiful. Mine was lilac colored, but I didn’t get a picture.

2. Sigh, I wish..Grey and rain turning to snow here in the Northwest corner..

3. Judging by the sound of thunder up the mountain it will be pretty wet.

4. Mine was covered by trees, but the rest of the sky was lovely as in your photo, so I’ll just insert this one into my overall memory…just….so……there! :)

5. Very beautiful. I really wish some of your landscape pictures were sized to be usable as wallpaper….ah well.

6. Pretty!

   Btw, would you ever wear Bacon Cologne? Saw this in Slashfood and thought of you. lol

7. I’m in Texas – the sunsets are always spectacular when clouds are involved. Sunrises are pretty cool, also – purple clouds with gold edging, and a peach-colored sky — Very technicolor.

8. Tom G:

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9. Never thought I would say this but I could use a sunset like that out here in Hawaii… We have flash floods expected the rest of the week….

10. I have to say that Ohio sunsets are right on par with new mexico sunsets

11. No, sunset here in Illinois today was nothing special. But yours is definitely worth writing home about.

12. It was sunny yesterday here in Santa Cruz. But now its cloudy. What’s the temperature like in Ohio right now?

13. Nice pic.The sunset was awesome, first time I’ve seen it since like last week… Where I’m at, the temp went from 60 to 83 in three days. And it’s sure to flip flop within the next three days. Gotta love the midwest.

14. They don’t let me out to see the sunset very often. Sigh.

15. I love seeing these…. but looking at the link to the many beautiful sunsets i’m wondering – do you ever see the sunrise? Or would you say, as a clever Scottish friend of mine said, “It’s only 5:00 once a day at my house!”

16. Thanks much for the link to all the sunsets! Didn’t take me long to figure out how to download an appropriate size.

17. Oooh, crepuscular light! I see a lot of beautiful sunsets on my way home from work this time of year, but I never get the chace to photograph them because I’m not allowed to even have a camera in my car at work (due to some rather pointless security rules) and there’s no view of the horizon from my house.

18. This is one of those pictures that elicit a quiet involuntary “….oh.” from me.

    (Also, I do need a wide-angle lens, don’t I? Yes I do. Don’t talk me out of my consumerism, please.)

19. With a shutdown of the Federal government looming, no sunset looks good to a civil servant like me.

20. Here’s mine, from the 5th: Sunset over the Sandia Mountains.