It's not easy to photograph the green flash - at least for me! But Rich Kuehn has done it again.
To see a green flash at sunset is always an exciting event. There were several green flashes this past week. It's considered good luck in some cultures to see one. May this photo bring all who see it the best of luck!
Thanks to Rich for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
Autumn sunsets on the Mendonoma Coast can be spectacular. And they often bring the chance for a green flash. Remi Alexander got this beautiful photo on Saturday as the sun was about to set. The sun created a golden staircase across the Pacific Ocean.
Thanks to Remi for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
Friday's sunset was so beautiful. It evolved over a period of a half hour. Here is a photo I took just after the sun disappeared from view.
This photo was taken from our deck in Anchor Bay.
The fog has finally pulled back, revealing the ocean we knew was there! Eric Anderson photographed the happy scene at Anchor Bay Beach where a surfer rides the waves.
Here's a website to learn more about the hamlet of Anchor Bay - http://anchorbayvillage.com/
And here's a recent sunset from our deck, just a little south of this beach.
Thanks to Eric for allowing me to share his photo with you here. Eric has a fantastic website for all things abalone. Here is the link: https://sites.google.com/site/abaloneten/
On Jan. 28th, Drew Fagan photographed this sunset from his art studio north of Gualala.
The night before he captured this sunset over Sail Rock.
Each are lovely in their own way. Thanks to Drew for allowing me to share the beauty he sees from his place. To see Drew's art, here's the link: drewfagan.com