I’ve been privy to a spate of spectacular sunsets of late. While winter typically brings the goods, over the past seven weeks I’ve had this, this, and this happen; each better than the next. You could say the first rule to making good pictures is being there, and nothing has proven more true.
Get out there and freeze your butt off. It’s worth it.
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Amazing! This is why I love winter.
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