The sun was down, I jumped out of the car one more time to watch the disappearing light.
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Florida
January 18, 2023
Sunset Black Point Wildlife Drive, 2
Tag Archives: Sunset
Sunset Black Point Wildlife Drive, 1
Just before the sun went down, wispy clouds seemed to materialize from nothing.
After the sun was below the horizon, looking a bit further north across another pond:
A bit further along the drive a Great Blue Heron stood in what had become a pink glow.
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Florida
January 18, 2023
Last Call For Dinner
…before the day’s light is done
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Florida
January 16, 2023
Sunset From Bulls Island
We were on Bulls Island to photograph the Milky Way, but the sunset got our attention for a few minutes.
With my back to the sun the hundreds of dragonflies in the air as the sun set were quite a sight.
Bulls Island, Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, SC
September 24, 2022
One More Minute
until dark.
What is time when you are 3?
Sunset, Palm Trees
Setting sun, palm trees, not much more you can say. Well, a bird would have been a nice addition.
Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
December 29, 2019
Ibis Heading To Roost
A few Ibis were heading to a roosting spot past a swirly cloud sky.
Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
December 29, 2019
Golden Sunset, a Boat and a Bird
The boat and bird seemed suspended in time, barely moving.
Neither was going to reach its destination before the sun went down.
Sanibel Island, FL
January 2, 2020
Sundown on 2019
- The sun slipped below the horizon with very little fanfare tonight from my vantage point on the western coast of Florida.
It’s a wrap. Thanks for following along and all of your comments throughout 2019. Best wishes for a peaceful and safe 2020.
Sunset Over Marsh
I was standing on the eastern end of Folly Island, facing the marsh behind the barrier island. The pool of water in the foreground has been created by the shifting shape of this beach where a low spot has recently been carved out above the normal high tide line. Tidal action and storms continuously change the barrier islands and I won’t be surprised if the next big storm carves a piece of this land into its own island or washes it away completely.
