There's tons of sky photos stored on my hard drive. The only hard part - finding them! But when I came across this image, I knew it was the one.
This image was taken many years ago in my husband's hometown of Yankton, South Dakota. One night at sunset, a thunderstorm rolled in over the Missouri River. My sister-in-law and I happened to be walking along the riverbank and were lucky enough to witness the sky turning these fabulous colors. And I was fortunate to have my camera with me.
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Wow, what a beauty! I love South Dakota, though I'm more familiar with the western rolling hills around Lemmon. That's a photo treasure!
ReplyDeleteThat is one incredible shot of nature at work. I love how the sky and water are almost seamless.
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to believe that a day can be so clear and bright and for just the briefest of times you get this slam dunk of saturated warm color. Just gorgeous!
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Stunning. I really need to get back into some blog posting
ReplyDeleteStunning. I really need to get back into some blog posting
ReplyDeleteOh, that's gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sky! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteThe reflection of that amazing sky makes an awesome picture.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely orange....and lovely sky shot...I have many sunsets too, but they are always a bit different....
ReplyDeleteBear With Me...lovely colors, the world is your oyster♫♪
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Linda!!! What a gorgeous selection you've shared this week. Absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteGeorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a stunning sunset. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteWow!! A stunning sky, thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting to see such beauty in a part of the country I don't know at all. Beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your participation in Orange You Glad It's Friday. Hope to see you back again this week!!!
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Hood Photo Blog
That is a mighty sky! Glad you had your camera with you and you were able to find the shot after all these years! Thanks for visiting my rusty Chevy!
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