Clouds crawl in western sky
Spot the sun, orange and black
Trees try on gold, like grasses
Watch contrail over crescent moon
Watermelon colored mountains
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Spot The Sun
Off Center & Not Even 
There is a face in that orange amoeba crawling the western horizon! The images and colors are beautiful, Tim.
At dawn, two bright planets left, one in the east and one in the west, after the stars all winked out. Clear up here tonight, and I caught a good view of the sliver moon in the southwest sky.
It’s Venus in the east and Jupiter in the west. Thanks, Lavinia.
Clouds this morning. It’s supposed to be sunny and warm after 10 AM, and clear tonight. Should be another good night for moon viewing. The afterglow up here on clear days has been spectacular lately. Most of the smoke from fires and agricultural dust has settled out with recent rains. The sky can look almost a coppery metallic.
Clear and mid 30s this morning, mid 80s this afternoon.
Oh I loves orange.
Thanks, Shey.
The first two images are amazing………
Thanks, Janet.
Spot on! Words and images just made my day! 🙏
Thanks, Marina.
Such loveliness! Pictures and Timku!
Thanks, Nancy.
Orange is my favourite colour. You’ve captured so many shades of it.
Wonderful poem.
Thanks, Dale. Lots of oranges and yellows out right now.
Indeed! Our colours are not crazy this year. Either they are late or just not gonna happen.
I love the golden light!
Thanks, Dale.
Once again Tim, poetry and great photos — Is there a book in your future?
Thanks, Brad. No books in the planning.
Such lovely sights along the Rio Grande, Timothy. That photo with the Sandias is spectacular and they really are watermelon colored.
Thanks, Jet.
Wow, gorgeous pictures and a lovely poem.
Thanks, Robbie.
Fantastic photos and lovely poem.
Tim,
Your poem describes all, beautifully. Gorgeous shots and colours.
At least there’s water in the last shot.
Is that the Rio Grande? xx
That’s the mighty dry Rio Grande. Thanks, Resa.
I thought so. Thanks Tim!xx
Beautiful poem with compliments of your great photography, Tim.. so yummy.
Are those bats in the 4th shot, or do you have Minnesota sized Squitoes out there?
Those are gnats swarming. I ride through swarms of them on my bike. I’m always coughing up nasty old gnats. Thanks, Brian.