Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
People are allowed to burn wood debris during certain periods of the year. It’s interesting to see how the smoke from burning illustrates air inversion layers in which a layer of warm air (an inversion layer) lies over a layer of cool air.
This photo is part of the Weekly Top Shot hosted by Madge at The View from Right Here. To see other Top Shot photos, click below:
We had an amazing sunset last night. It came and went in a flash.
Thank you to my dear husband for the sky alert or I might have missed it entirely.
Happy New Year! Today’s City Photo Theme Day topic is “Photo of the Year 2011.” Because the Sequim Daily Photo has had two bloggers this year, Shannon and me (Kay), you get two favorite photos from 2011.
The top one is mine, a moonrise over Dungeness Bay. It captured for me the mood and colors of a perfect summer evening.
Shannon let me choose which of hers was my favorite in 2011. This one immediately came to mind. I rocked back in my chair with an “Oh, wow!” when it came up on my screen the first time. I still think it’s stunning.
I think that together Shannon and my photos capture some of the beauty that I love so much in Sequim. I hope you enjoy them.
A quiet moment on Dungeness Bay.
Still waters, sulking skies.