Joining in with Kates's weekly photo scavenger hunt today. And the prompt is
Sunset/Sunrise
I'm afraid I don't often see sunrise - not after the end of January anyway - so only evening pics for this prompt.
We get an extra 2 minutes of daylight every day from now until the Summer Solstice - recently I was talking to some Australian friends who were astonished by how quickly we've moved from dark to light when it was all feeling so gloomy for them before Christmas. I've loved taking the time to notice this past year - to see the changes and yes, to notice how quickly we move back into wonderful light evenings - having dinner now without closing the curtains.
As I don't have many pics of sunsets from this year I took a wander back through some previous years and we had some spectacular skies - winter sunsets are just beautiful ( and a couple of summer ones too).
March 2021
Beautiful days and freezing cold evenings still, but the light is gorgeous.
Those red skies are so exciting to see -
must have been a good week at the start of lockdown last year
March 2018
Cold and misty - I love those evenings.
March 2017
Another fiery sky.
March 2016 - The Gold Coast just south of Brisbane and a few days rest time.
March 2016 - travelling from Tullamore, NSW
Big skies and such a defined horizon.
March 2016 again - travelling from Melbourne to Canberra by bus
not quite sunset but almost...
March 2015
Almost dark - I remember that year - the local papers were full of fabulous sunset photos.
Thanks for wandering down March memory lane with me. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone else's photos ... Check out the other interpretations of this prompt HERE.