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Graubindige Erebie (Erebia aethiops)
(c) Andreas Schmid
This photograph captures the brief twilight period just after sunset. It marks the transition from a hot, humid day to a relatively cooler night, which typically occurs from early September to late October when the intense summer conditions finally begin to subside.
The story of this shift unveils vertically across the sky:
* The Horizon: Warm, fiery tones glow near the water, preserving the day’s lingering heat.
* The Mid-Sky: Radiant oranges and golds yield to soft, transitional light blue.
* The Upper Canopy: High above, the warmth fades into deep, cool blues that signal the night air.
It’s a silent dialogue between heat and cold, rendered in a striking gradient from the sea to the deep sky. I hope you enjoy the view, dear friends!
Tip Toeing Through the Red Tulip Fields, Spring 2026
