Due to the unusually high number of quality photos from the last post, I have decided to extend it with the majority of the sunset photos. I hope you have enjoyed the pictures so far, and hope that these live up to their introduction. These are some of my personal favorites! Please see Part I
here if you haven't already.
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| This is above the cave, where the water pours in. |
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| Chilean sunset bliss, plus birds. Un atardecer celestial. |
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| Ronnie, my Chilean brother stands out on a ledge. |
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| A victory chant of Biblical proportions. |
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| Up close and personal: too close, actually, I got wet! |
The first one is my favorite! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very romantic place! :)
ReplyDeleteYou know, Shutterbug is right. Babies can create themselves off there.
ReplyDeletebeautiful place man, and beautiful pics too! :D
ReplyDeleteAmazing. God's creations are wonderful aren't they? =) Haven't dropped by in a while due to exams + travelling. Hope all is well!
ReplyDelete- RS
Thanks everyone. These are some of my favorites, and I look at them as often as I can to remind myself of the beauty of creation.
ReplyDeleteVery romantic, indeed, and if I had been married in those days I might have looked at it differently. Maybe we would have created life on that day?! Hahaha...
Jay, thank you. Any time I post a picture I took from somewhere far away I want to hear your opinion since you have a true 'eye' for photography. It's a gift!
RS, no worries about the exams, I too have been less able to visit your life (blog). Heh. I couldn't agree with you more; I like to look up and let my thoughts go wild. I was at the beach Saturday night with my wife and a friend and we really enjoyed the vast darkness of the ocean at night and the moon and stars to light up the sand. A beauty to behold!