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The sun had just dipped below the horizon at Shem Creek near Charleston, South Carolina, leaving behind a brilliant glow that lit up the sky.
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Tonight's Toronto-Willowdale sky was still on the hazy side, although the air quality was considerably better than yesterday when the smoke from the fires in Western Canada visibly filled the air all day long.
We were up in Tagaytay for the weekend and I took this shot from the park railings around sunset time. The tripod was there but the light was changing fast so I didn't use it. I held the camera steady as I could while the wind was picking up a bit. The sky had those orange and gray clouds going on, and you could see the whole valley below with houses and buildings spread out everywhere. There's tall grass and plants in the foreground that were swaying around, and the view stretches pretty far back to some distant hills. The lighting worked out okay since I caught it right before it got too dark.
Seville, Spain, Apr 19 2018, Long exposure reveals the festive entrance of the Feria de Abril in Sevilla, where visitors gather under dazzling lights and decorations.
I was on my balcony during one of the last good sunsets in my area this summer 2025. I watched thick clouds gather as the rainy season approached, and the sky slowly lit up in solid shades of red and orange. The buildings and trees made simple silhouettes against the fading light, and even the power lines added a hint of everyday city life to the view.
Nature meets urban details. The vibrant sky, mixed with the presence of familiar city elements like trees, buildings, and power lines, makes this shot a real marker of summer’s end.
Toronto-Willowdale Evening Sky, Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
After a brief rain, the sun was mostly hiding behind the clouds. More rain is in the forecast.
Toronto-Willowdale Evening Sky, Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
After a brief rain, the sun was mostly hiding behind the clouds. More rain is in the forecast.
Tonight's sunset sky was hazy with smoke from the Manitoba fires being carried east by the winds. We are not off to a good start. Too many fires are burning too early. And it will only get worse.
Tonight's sunset sky was hazy with smoke from the Manitoba fires being carried east by the winds. We are not off to a good start. Too many fires are burning too early. And it will only get worse.
Tonight's sunset sky was hazy with smoke from the Manitoba fires being carried east by the winds. We are not off to a good start. Too many fires are burning too early. And it will only get worse.
Toronto-Willowdale Evening Sky, Sunday, June 1, 2025.
Toronto-Willowdale Evening Sky, Sunday, June 1, 2025.
Nikon d810, Tamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8 Di VC USD G2
Commemoration stone
"1945 - 1995
For the 50th Anniversary of the end of World War II, this commemorates the building and trials of Sections of the "MULBERRY HARBOUR 1941/4" at GARLIESTON, thus making the INVASION OF EUROPE possible and an ALLIED VICTORY a reality."
Toronto-Willowdale Evening Sky,
Thursday, May 29, 2025
Toronto-Willowdale Evening Sky,
Thursday, May 29, 2025
Toronto-Willowdale Evening Sky,
Thursday, May 29, 2025
