"
Nature rarer uses yellow
Than another hue;
Saves she all of that for sunsets,
--Prodigal of blue,
Spending scarlet like a woman,
Yellow she affords
Only scantly and selectly,
Like a lover's words."
Emily Dickinson
No sunset can ever be replicated..............and thats what makes them so special. I can see a bazillion sunset shots and still not get tired of them.......they always bring a whiff of nostalgia, romance and warmth.........It's like those Van Gogh's paintings....their beauty refuse to efface, years after they were created. God's own way of telling us that all art is but an imitation of nature...........:)
Monday, October 09, 2006
Is there anything like an "imperfect sunset" ?????
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it's really beautiful... you are right, no one can be replicated... and the text is beautiful.. a very delicate complement
I don't think there is...each one brings something a little different. If only we could catch them all, and experience them with the ones we love.
its good.
Cool shot! Lots of mood - it's true what you say - no 2 are alike, so it's great to get some shots of any sunset you can. Way to go!
Joel
CD : This is the only one.......the jetty is very very small..........made by locals around . Guess next time i am there, i shall see what i can do with jetty!!!
An imperfect dream?
Ciao!! Wounderful your last shot!!
really!
I love this sky!
Bravissima!
An "imperfect sunset" aw Moi, you are right ~ never and like you I could never tire of seing one, each has its own mood, beauty. Lovely quote too, thank you, I've never read that one before.
A soft sunset, full of emotions and tones...
I love the hues of the sunset. Great shot.
I feel the same when see sunsets...nostalgic, romantic. More nostalgic than romantic! :)
Good!
Very well done!
Ciao!!
You can always see the best of any place , at sunrise and then again at sunset...why do you think you like sunsets? apart form the memories?
hello, there...:)
What do I say?? Even if I can never write like Emily Dickinson, I think learning to appreciate a sunset is a gift in itself :)
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