Tag Archives: beautiful sunset

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Hearn Gulch is such a beautiful spot, with a sea tunnel and a blowhole. Eric Duff recently photographed the scene at sunset.

Here is a photo Eric took a while ago that shows the sea tunnel with the setting sun shining through it.

And here's a photo of mine of the blowhole in action.

You find Hearn Gulch just north of Iversen Road in Mendocino County. Parking is along Highway One at mile marker 10.0. To learn more, here is the link to the Redwood Coast Land Conservancy: http://www.rclc.org/

Thanks to Eric for allowing me to share his photos with you here.

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I looked out the window and gasped when I saw this sight the evening of January 22nd.

So beautiful! I took these photos from our deck in Anchor Bay. A few minutes later all was dark, and the sound of rain was heard on our roof.

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Cathleen Crosby photographed another beautiful sunset. With the light reflecting up into the sky, it does look like a spotlight.

spotlight-sunset-by-cathleen-crosbyThanks to Cathleen for allowing me to share her unique sunset photo with you here.

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Karen Tucker photographed this beautiful scene from her home overlooking Fish Rocks.

beautiful-sunset-by-karen-tuckerAnd Bettye Winters caught magic from her home in Irish Beach.

before-the-dinner-party-a-beautiful-sunset-by-bettye-wintersTwo different sunsets, each magnificent in their own way!

Thanks to Karen and Bettye for allowing me to share their photos with you here.

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On November 15th, the sunset painted the sky in the most beautiful colors. It simply took our breath away to see it. Several coast photographers kindly sent me their photos of the event. Wendy Bailey took her photo at Anchor Bay Beach.

beautiful-sunset-at-anchor-bay-beach-by-wendy-baileyPaul Brewer captured the view looking south from Gualala.

beautiful-sunset-by-paul-brewerAnd Janet Kukulinsky also caught magic.

magnificent-sunset-by-janet-kukulinskyWe have many beautiful sunsets here on the Mendonoma coast, but this one was pretty darn spectacular.

Thanks to Wendy, Paul and Janet for allowing me to share their photos with you here. To see much more of Paul's nature photography, here is the link to his website: http://www.capturingnatureswonders.com/