Briefly Pink by durleybeachbum
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Another photo from that brief astonishing moment at sunrise on 19 Nov. I went out into the garden and got about half a dozen really weird images.
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Comments (24)
Faemike55
Very interesting capture
giulband
Great work on colors !!!!!
pat40
Beautiful pic
greyone
Very beautiful shot Andrea.
helanker
What a marvellously beautiful morning shot, Andrea. Fantastic colors :)
CavalierLady
Magical light from the sunrise colors! Very pretty, Andrea.
Glendaw
Astonishing red hues !
jayfar
Maybe weird but very beautiful.
kgb224
Weird and beautiful Andrea. God bless.
blinkings
Pretty in pink.
kaward
What a delightful event to witness, with your camera too to capture it!
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Strange light that is a delight to the eye.
jendellas
Wow, that is a strange colour but looks good.
Juliette.Gribnau
a fairytale !!
auntietk
On those rare occasions when we have a vivid sunset in Washington, the trees opposite the sun become flaming red and orange, as if the woods were on fire. This is a marvelous shot of the phenomenon! Fantastic!
wysiwig
Strange and wonderful. It does look as though you had the red filter on.
ichtvan
Wow those colors !!!
X-PaX
Very nice capture Andrea.
Katraz
Life through rose coloured glasses.
MrsRatbag
Wild and wonderful! You are so lucky to have captured it!
irisinthespring
Beautiful capture!
danapommet
You must have been pretty in the 'pink' and lovely share!
dochtersions
Yes it really makes your garden as a miracle, Andrea. We sometimes have this light too in our back garden, so special, huh?
anahata.c
Oh, beautiful, as is the flickr version. Amazing light, and I've not often seen that light so transform the trees, bushes, grasses, plants, etc. It's other worldly. I may have said this, but one of my teachers told us that most of the eye popping hues in nature are the most fleeting---sunrise and sunset hues, bold saturated flower hues, etc. The most short-lived of nature's hues. (She wasn't referring to animals, however.) Whereas the more 'tame' colors are the most plentiful. Greens, especially. Here, the fleeting hues dominate. So glad you caught this, it could be a while before it returns...