December 22 was the shortest day of the year. Supposedly the Winter Solstice is the first day of winter. I would have to disagree about that as winter arrived a long time ago. But from now on the days will only get longer and I'm all for that sort of thing. So to celebrate that here is the UFO-like sunset I spotted at 14:27 yesterday.
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ReplyDeleteamazing!!!
ReplyDeleteim also glad days are getting longer again...
Jag trodde du lyckats pricka månförmörkelsen, vid första anblicken. God jul!
ReplyDeleteTerrific photo!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Steffe :oD
remarkable image!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, definitely one for the 'X Files'.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image, and it definitely captures the feeling of being the darkest part of the year.
ReplyDeleteI forget how 14:27 would be sunset already in the North. This is a fabulous almost primitive shot Steffe. Have a wonderful Christmas. God Jul!
ReplyDeleteUnusual - I look forward to your portraits again.
ReplyDeleteWonderful... have not seen like this anywhere in KL..
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays and Merry Christmas !
Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGod Jul everyone.
ReplyDeleteI will try to get a few winter portraits soon Jørgen.
Astounding capture, Steffe. Such a slash of colour in the current monochrome landscape. Two thirty in the afternoon ... ugh!!
ReplyDeleteThat is surreal, I can't believe the color in it. Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteWow. Amazing. It's raining in Colorado, USA. The snow is melting.
ReplyDeleteCuanta nieve, buemas composiciones¡¡
ReplyDeleteSpain is diferent jajajaj
Great shot Steffe!
ReplyDeleteThis leaves me speechless!
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI celebrate solstice for the same reason...longer days. What a shot! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMagical and mysterious photo! Valdigt bra gjort, Steffe!
ReplyDeleteGod Jul
This sunset is awesome. And I'm surprised about the time. Did know it's late, but so late, uhh.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's good that the days get longer now.
That is pretty awesome.
ReplyDeleteIncredible! God Jul!!
ReplyDeleteA MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
ReplyDeleteCool shot.
ReplyDeleteThat is a ripping shot.
ReplyDeleteFrom the (almost) very bottom of the World down here in Tasmania, I wish you a very Merry Christmas/Yule/Jul/Winter Solstice/Summer Solstice/Amaterasu/Brumalia/ Deygān/Dōngzhì/Hanukkah/Hogmanay/Jonkonnu/Korochun/Kolyada/koleda/Wren day/Lenæa/Meán Geimhridh/Lohri/Midvinterblót/Modranicht/Mummer's Day/Rozhanitsa Feast/Şewy Yelda/Soyalangwul/Ziemassvētki/Āshūrā/Ras as-Sana al-Hijreya or whatever festival you choose to celebrate!
If you’re opting out this year, have a great time in the next few weeks and keep up the good work!
God Jul !
ReplyDeletethanks for this amazing picture !
Great catch!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Unusual sunset, really like this picture.
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