Saturday brought thunderstorms to the Mendonoma Coast. A huge thundercloud sat off of Gualala as the sun was setting. Here is a photo of it at 5:30 pm, followed by the sunset. It's quite beautiful to see the different colors on the thundercloud.
This last photo is of the sky overhead. It just was a magnificent, yet eerie, sunset with the storm clouds. Saturday's sunset was epic!
I have previously shared photos of the fantastic sunset we had on Valentine's Day. Rozann Grunig was in Jenner that day when the sun was setting. She got this dramatic photo with the lights reflected in the Russian River.
Rozann creates calendars, cards, and other item featuring her photography. She mentioned that this photo would be a future greeting card. To see more of Rozann's creations, here is her website: http://highway1designs.com/
Thanks to Rozann for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
Richard Hansen recently photographed this lovely sunset from his home in Gualala.
Rick and I watched this sunset too from our home in Anchor Bay. It *almost* doesn't look real, but I can assure you Richard's photo is the real deal.
Thanks to Richard for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
Alfredo Orozco caught magic with his photo from Anchor Bay Beach.
And Robert Scarola, who photographed the amazing sunset from The Sea Ranch, did the same.
Today fog moved in, blanketing the Coast with moist, cool air. After the warm holiday weekend, the moisture is very welcome.
Thanks to Alfredo and Robert for allowing me to share their photos with you here.
With the warm, spring-like weather we've been having, with occasional clouds moving through, the sunsets have been amazing. Last night's sunset just kept getting better and better. Here it is at its peak, taken from our front deck.
This sunset was the gift that kept on giving!