With fires raging along the west coast, it was only a matter of time before the fine particulates made their way across the country to our next of the woods. Thankfully the result was limited to cloud-like conditions during the day. I had a hunch that the haze might create perfect conditions for capturing the sun as a red ball tonight so I drove across the causeway right after dinner to chase this image.
As I drove, I spotted the sun in my rear view mirror and was please to find the red ball I had hoped for. From there it was a quick trip to Corinthian Lane and then a literal run along the sandy shore to get the sun in just the right spot before it disappeared into the thicker haze at the horizon. The result was a nice smoky sunset that seems to mimic one of my favorite images and the cover of my book – Moon over Abbot. Thankfully the scaffolding was removed from Abbot Hall just in time to have it featured prominently here.
Gorgeous
That’s crazy… reporting from Idaho where we’re in the thick of it.
here in Wisconsin we’ve had a brilliant red solo sun for 3 nights now :-) thanks for sharing MH beautiful moon!
Beautiful picture, but the fires make me so sad!
Beautiful?
Amazing how the sun has become so prominent against the hazy atmosphere. Amazing, yet frightening to think 3,000 miles away it is 10x worse . ???
Your sky looks
Like
My neck
Of the woods. We need tons of
Prayers.
Your photo is very beautiful, but it makes me sad.
Wow, I’m in San Diego, and that is similar to what it looked like here for the past couple weeks!
Christina Solstad me too!
Heidi Mason Modrusan Are you in San Diego and a former Marbleheader?!
indeed! Born and bred Marbleheader. Class of 1979! You?
Heidi Mason Modrusan class of 1971!
Patrick Byrne and Laura Byrne- your work is centerpiece in our town!
Rachel Pickett Sullivan go O’Byrne Painting and Contracting !
We have a bit more in Utah, today. It’s been hazy, but today it’s bad, and it smells really smoky. It’s hard to imagine that the smoke has made it to Marblehead.
Yeah, it’s not fun out here right now. Beautiful photo.