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Published Monday, January 17, 2011, OK personal/derivative use; link
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Wandering through the archives, I came across this sunset taken at just this time of year when I was in Arizona a few years back. Simple but serene, I think. Hope you like it.
Visit Mellow Yellow Monday for more photos with a splash of yellow, Skywatch Friday for skies, and Scenic Sunday for more scenery. And you can try a search for yellow here or next door at Free Photos, too.

Landscape,Nature,Skywatch Friday
Published Thursday, December 23, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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For me, the solstice is a key day to my emotional equilibrium. With the solstice night at about 16 hours long in this latitude, daylight is crucially important. Once the solstice arrives, the days lengthen again, so all is positive and improving.
I took this photo in my back yard on Tuesday morning, the solstice. One of the only benefits of the shorter days is that I actually witness the dawn light on some days. Can you tell I am not an early riser?
Visit Skywatch Friday for more skies seen round the world, Blue Monday and Scenic Sunday as well. This one is straight out of the camera, too. And Happy Solstice to you, a couple of days late.
As usual, if there’s only this one photo below, click on Sara’s Fave Photos for the rest of them.

Landscape,My Garden,Nature,Skywatch Friday
Published Thursday, November 11, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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Palm trees silhouetted against a sunset sky . . . what could be better? I feel relaxed just looking at it. Our conference in Las Vegas at the Flamingo Hotel did keep me busy morning to night, but I did sneak some pictures, thank goodness.
Visit Skywatch Friday for more fascinating skies seen round the world. This one is definitely SOOC, or straight out of the camera, and Scenic Sunday has some more scenery for you, too. Pink Saturday has more pretty pinks!
I like this photo a lot and am calling it my Best Post of the Week.

Landscape,Pink Saturday,Skywatch Friday
Published Thursday, September 2, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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There was a dance thing at Sculpture Park in Seattle tonight, part of the Dancing til Dusk series the city has put on this summer. If you’d like to see a video of a great waltz demo, you can see it here: Waltz Demo. But the setting overshadowed even the great dancing for awhile, as the sunset turned into one of those red fire ones. This is straight out of the camera, handheld, and no special settings or cropping, either. I’m calling it my Best Post of the Week.
Visit Skywatch Friday for more skies seen round the world, and Scenic Sunday rocks. Color Carnival and Weekend Reflections are great, too.
Try a new tag or category today. Sunset, perhaps? And you can return to the full blog, if you’ve arrived via a link, by clicking on Sara’s Fave Photos above.

Landscape,Nature,Skywatch Friday,Wordless Wednesday
Published Thursday, August 19, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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At the Dungeness Recreation Area near Sequim, WA, right after we saw the bald eagle below, as the sun was setting it peeked in and out of the fog. Moody, evocative scene. The foghorn sounded every once in awhile, just to add to the effect.
Visit Skywatch Friday for more kinds of skies seen all over the world. Scenic Sunday has amazing photos, too.
If you have arrived via the permalink, be sure to look around for something new. How about trying a search for “sunset”? The latest posts can always be found at Sara’s Fave Photos, above.

Landscape,Nature,Skywatch Friday,Waterscape,Wordless Wednesday
Published Wednesday, March 10, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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Recently Seattle was blessed with two warm, sunny days. I was so happy to be able to be outside and in a garden space. This was at the Highline Botanical Garden, and yes, that is the blue sky reflecting in the water.
Visit Weekend Reflections for more fascinating and creatively seen visual reflections.
I’ve also tagged this as Best Post of the Week. I love this one!

Landscape,Nature,Waterscape,Wordless Wednesday
Published Thursday, February 18, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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It’s cleared up and the sky was showing the change the other evening. This one is SOOC, or straight out of the camera. For more skies around the world, visit Skywatch Friday.
Navigation Note: Now you can always get back to the latest entry here by clicking on the “Sara’s Fave Photos” title in the header, no matter where you’ve wandered in the blog. I invite you to look at the memes or tags on the left, or whatever appeals to you today. Hope you enjoy your visit.

Landscape,My Garden,Nature,Skywatch Friday,Wordless Wednesday
Published Tuesday, February 2, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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Here’s another archive shot taken at the Des Moines (Washington) Marina in August a couple of years ago. I love the way the water shows the tender pink sky.
For more interesting water photos, visit Watery Wednesday. And if you like reflections, check out Weekend Reflections. And you might enjoy Scenic Sunday also.
This post really holds up for me, so I’ve tagged it best post of the week. Hope you agree.

Landscape,Waterscape,Wordless Wednesday
Published Thursday, January 7, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link
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I guess I wasn’t the only one entranced by the scenery a week or two ago near Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle. The sunset over Puget Sound was pretty darn nice, don’t you think?
For more skies and sunsets, visit Skywatch Friday. And you might like to visit the folks at Scenic Sunday, too, even though we are early for that one.

Landscape,Nature,Skywatch Friday,Waterscape,Wordless Wednesday
Published Thursday, December 24, 2009, OK personal/derivative use; link
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Santa came a bit early and I got a Canon Powershot S90! Here’s a very appropriate photo of the dawn, taken yesterday morning in my backyard, as my first post with the new camera. The only benefit of the days starting so late is I get to see the actual dawn sometimes. Have you guessed I am not naturally an early riser?
It’s going to take me awhile to get comfortable with the manual control features (which were part of the reason I got it) of the new toy. And it’s very small, no bigger than the 3-yr. old Canon point-and-shoot it replaced. Another plus is it does REALLY great in low light indoor situations without a flash, which I prefer in most cases. But so much to learn! I prefer things simple but I am pledged to master this.
Can’t wait to see what it does in the garden with flowers. For that I must wait.
For more skies of happiness and inspiration around the world, visit Skywatch Friday. And have a great holiday.

Landscape,My Garden,Nature,Pink Saturday,Skywatch Friday,Wordless Wednesday
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