Sometimes a photograph comes out just right. For me, this is one of them.

Taken from the beach at Barmouth, Wales, with the sun setting to the right. Just around the headland is the next seaside resort to the south, Tywyn.
Sometimes a photograph comes out just right. For me, this is one of them.
Taken from the beach at Barmouth, Wales, with the sun setting to the right. Just around the headland is the next seaside resort to the south, Tywyn.
Serenaded by blackbirds on a country walk, coming up to sundown. The pattern of clouds in the luminescent sky, or archipelagoes out to sea?
Silhouettes of the living intricate skeletons of trees, soon to be bedecked with thousands of leaves.
Shot just to the left of the declining sun.
Once I was taught to write proper sentences.
This view from Southport Pier has a great feeling of space. Reflections on the shallow surface water supplement the effect of the clouds themselves. No wonder this is one of my favourite places, especially towards sundown.
A rather cloudy afternoon turned out quite nicely as the sun began to descend below the surrounding hills mid-afternoon. The effect on the calmish surface of the Errwood Reservoir was quite striking.
The reservoir is in the scenic Goyt Valley, near the Derbyshire-Cheshire border.
Sun going down over the sea in North Devon, after a bit of a cloudy day. It starts like this.
And then the magic happens.
Every evening, a different show.