
Kathleen came down from upstairs and said, “You should check out the sunset.”

She wasn’t wrong.
Part-time prevaricator
I can’t recall ever going for a bike ride in November before, but today I went 10 km after work, before the sun set.
I got home just in time to set my camera up on the deck, on the tripod, and snap 200+ frames for a quick timelapse of the sunset.
The clouds looked interesting, about ten minutes before sunset last night, so I grabbed my camera and went to the west edge of town. I managed to get the last sliver of sunset—see the photo above.
I also snapped some photos of the sun’s reflected light on the clouds:
…and on the moon.
Friday:
All in all, a good Friday, even if it was a bit too hot to even think straight. (No sweeter sin than air conditioning, I tell you.)
There’s a sunrise and a sunset every single day, and they’re absolutely free. Don’t miss so many of them.
Jo Walton
Today was hot. Like, “Hot enough for ya?” hot. 34°C. Thankfully, it wasn’t super humid, but it still wasn’t heat I wanted to spend any significant time in.
Then the clouds rolled in, and we had a brief thundershower. Afterwards, the light was that weird golden colour.
I just stepped outside, about ten minutes ago, to see if the storm had leached any of the heat out of the air. It’s still warm, but it’s not “Hot enough for ya?” hot anymore.
The clouds, though, were lovely. So I stepped back inside and grabbed my camera, and took the photo above.
1/320s, 50mm, f/1.8, ISO 100.