Love the “I’m living in the Volcano” aspect I of the fiery bliss of thieve images, Timothy. Such wonderfully recorded resonances. Yes, for me, it DOIES have to be so much more. With Nature embraced there IS so much more. These pics run that route. Thank you!
Love the burning wild quality of these images. The first one actually does remind me of the only volcano I’ve ever seen. Obviously I haven’t seen a lot! In fact it was far more like a scene from Star Wars when we were up closer and more personal but at a distance, yeah. .
Thanks, Shehanne. That’s hotly cool that you’ve seen a live volcano. We have lots of dormant volcanos and old lava flows around here, but I’ve never seen a live volcano.
Fantastic! If you didn’t post pics like this, I’d never see this kind of a sky.
Okay… it was about 2 years ago… there was this god-send sunrise. Many posted it. They said it was from pollution! LOL!
Looking west from the levee
Looking south from the levee
Looking south and west from the levee
Off Center & Not Even 
Love the “I’m living in the Volcano” aspect I of the fiery bliss of thieve images, Timothy. Such wonderfully recorded resonances. Yes, for me, it DOIES have to be so much more. With Nature embraced there IS so much more. These pics run that route. Thank you!
You are welcome, Jordan, and Thank You! You describe the scenes well. The red clouds to the west were really strange looking in person.
These are really beautiful photos, Timothy! Well done, sir! 👍🏻😎
Thanks, John.
Spectacular!
Thanks, Dale.
Gorgeous color.
Thanks, David.
Such majestic beauty. 🌺🌻
Thanks, Kavitha.
Fabulous, Timothy.
Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure 💐
Wonderful photography, Sir!
Thanks, Inchcock.
Love the burning wild quality of these images. The first one actually does remind me of the only volcano I’ve ever seen. Obviously I haven’t seen a lot! In fact it was far more like a scene from Star Wars when we were up closer and more personal but at a distance, yeah. .
Thanks, Shehanne. That’s hotly cool that you’ve seen a live volcano. We have lots of dormant volcanos and old lava flows around here, but I’ve never seen a live volcano.
Oh, I have had my moments in life Timothy.
Seriously running out of words here… GASP skies and amazing pictures, my friend!
…and a wonderful treat for Monday morning! 😉
Thanks, Marina. Resa would have add “Le” to GASP! That gives you one more word. 🙀
Okay then… Gasping to the Moon and back! 😉 AND Le Gasp!
There you go! Thanks to the moon and back with a big Le Thanks.
Ahhhhh…. Le Welcome very much! 😉
Wow!! Love the wide-angle (fish-eye) compositions, Tim! Powerful exhibition from Mother! xo
Thanks, Amy Rose. I use a 17mm lens. The last photo is a three frame panorama using the 17mm it does make for a wide view.
I’ve yet to use my panorama option on my camera. Huh. So much more I want to learn. You’ve inspired me. The effects of these clouds are amazing!!
I don’t have a panorama option in the camera. I make sure I have about 20% overlap on each frame and then stitch the frames together in Camera Raw.
Oh cool. I’ll keep that in mind too. Thank you for the tip!! Awesome! Some more to play with. LOL
Spectacularly wild! Gorgeous depth and contrast, Tim. Hugs on the wing.
Stunning images, Timothy
Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Oh my gosh, so spectacular! We might have some pretty sunsets along our coastlines, but I rarely get to see anything this wild, thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Tiffany.
Fantastic! If you didn’t post pics like this, I’d never see this kind of a sky.
Okay… it was about 2 years ago… there was this god-send sunrise. Many posted it. They said it was from pollution! LOL!
Polution does make for nice sunsets and sunrises. I’m happy I can share our skies with you. Thanks, Resa.
Wonderful photo.
Thanks, rajkkhoja.
Such a lovely collection of skis through your lens! You get some beautiful skies over that bosque!
Oh my these are stunning! Such rich, electric skies! 👏👏