The sunset photos are courtesy of others willing to share. Don’t forget the links after the last video for more about sunset.
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I like walking on the beach. It’s good for the mind, body, and soul – and refreshing on my feet.
Although the sun is high as I walk toward the west, the sun will set in a few hours.

I favor sunrises over sunsets – an event that only we early birds see. Whereas sunrise appears as faint music we hear arising from the quiet that continues crescendoing until its midday peak, the sunset is the corresponding decrescendo that fades away into the silence of the night.
However, now I wonder: Will today’s sunset be brilliant? Time will tell, so now I think of the time of day that captures many hearts – sunsets.
Like sunrise, sunset is a time when we patiently watch the sun without squinting – without worry of harm – a time when we are taken by its peacefulness and feeling of comfort.

Sunset is a time when blues, pinks, yellows, and oranges paint a beautiful picture that is also unique. A picture that nature will paint only once.
Sunset is a time when colors depend on the presence of particles, water droplets, and just enough clouds in the sky to display the day’s final brilliance.
Sunset is a time when the shadows are long and point to the east – but they will soon disappear into the dark – very soon.

Sunset is a combination of fascination and melancholy that says goodbye to the day, then hello to a new evening.
Sunsets mark the end of the day and the beginning of a time to rest. But for the night owls, the day is young as they will embrace the dark.
Sunsets are an opportunity. An opportunity to give thanks for another day. An opportunity for a beautiful cap to an ordinary day. An opportunity to refocus from a difficult day. An opportunity to see beauty and dream beautiful.

Sunsets over the water are sensual as we watch the lowering sun softly and slowly kiss the sea. The sun appears as a candle drip that disappears while leaving a brilliant light in the west while darkness is engulfing the sky from the east.
The sun is gone, but the bright sky of dusk remains as a distant bonfire celebrating the passing day that is now a memory.
Sunsets are peaceful – a time when its beauty can fill the heart and energize the soul with liquid sunsets.

Sunsets symbolize the end of one’s life. Starting at the birth of sunrise, our life is the sun’s arc across the sky. A life full of ups and downs – happiness and sadness – successes and failures – a journey when we interact with many – even influencing some. As our sun disappears, our memories live on in those who remain – yet in time, most of us will be forgotten – simply fading away as the sun that never rises again. Oh yes – the symbolism of the sunset years and riding off into the sunset.
While the sunset is full of wonder, mystery, and symbolism, I will watch today’s sunset with a renewed sense of its meaning – all because I like walking on the beach for it is good for the mind, body, and soul – and refreshing on my feet.
See what other bloggers have posted about sunsets
- A photo essay from Cape Coral, Pine Island
- Sunset in Westford (poem)
- Ten sunsets from around the world (photo essay)
- Sunrise … sunset (essay and painting)
- A place I always see a sunset (photo essay)
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Hope you had a lovely break Frank. The sunset captures are brilliant and so are your words.
Sunset paints the horizon with dazzling swirls of colors, depicting its mood, each evening creating a unique masterpiece that soothes the weary heart and delights the eyes!!
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Rashika,
As the first to comment, your words about sunsets are outstanding … painting, moods, soothing … you wonderfully summed up sunsets in one sentence. Thank you!
Blog break was good as I used it as a getaway while freeing up holiday time – but also for planning & preparing ahead here. I’m off and running again, but this was the second post coming back, and you may enjoy the previous walk because it has a fun feel. A belated Happy New Year to you.
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I am one of those so called night owls, likely on account of my work…
But I have always admired sunsets.
Years ago, when I worked a lot of night duty shifts, the sun would come up on one part of our building, and it was such a rosy-orange hue, reflecting off all the windows. And so brief. It seems sunsets linger longer, (but likely not really)
I work caring for peeps n their sunset years, and its very rewarding…though there are its sadnesses as well…
Thanks for this very thoughtful post!
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Meezer,
I love the way you related sunrises and sunsets to your work. Fabulous and thanks for sharing that. I’ve never thought about how sunrise seems more sudden while sunsets linger. Hmmmmm … although we know the pre-sunrise can be glorious, to me, this is a great example of perception & perspective. I like it!
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I accidentally hit the music. Luckily, the next video on YouTube was Tom Petty at Jazzfest. I miss them both.
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Ray,
As a music lover, you got an unexpected treat! A belated Happy New Year, Ray.
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A wonderful post on sunset with a good collection of sunset shots. The colours in each shot are lovely.
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Rupali,
I’m with you as I love the colors in this sunset collection. No question, sunsets can be brilliant while serving as the day’s capstone.
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Exactly.
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What a beautiful post, Frank. As you know I favor sunrise to sunsets as fresh beginnings… but sunrises aren’t as spectacular and flamboyand as sunrises. You gotta love that! Great photos! Yamas!
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Marina,
I’m with you on all counts. (Another melding of our minds.) 🙂 For whatever reason, I’m also more eager to see sunrises than sunsets – but this seems odd. Yamas!
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Great minds huh?!!!! 😉
Yamas!
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A good sunset truly is balm for the soul. As is a good sunrise. At the moment, these are timed just at the right moment for breakfast. What a great start to the day! And Frank, I’ve been forgetting that you suggested I might be able to help by digging out a photo or two, and somehow I haven’t. If you want to send me your future topics, I’ll see if I can help, but you seem to have got a stalwart band together!
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Margaret,
You captured my attention with “balm for the soul” … that’s absolutely brilliant. It’s so interesting that a post on sunsets coincided with your sunrise today. I can see how that’s a great start to the day! Glad you enjoyed these images, and I’ll email today you regarding the photos.
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Thanks! And yes, both sunrises and sets are doing rather well just now.
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Absolutely
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Hello Frank, I hope you and your family are doing well. This post have me heartache and I don’t know why!! your words coupled with these stunning photos are sublime. Sunsets make me sad for some reason, but the good kind of sad like thoughtful nostalgia. They are refreshing on the soul as the sand is on the feet 🙂 Beautiful! I hope you have had a good holiday season.
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Lenora,
I can sense your melancholy feeling the post created for you. In a weird way, I see it as a good thing because I think that’s what sunsets do. No matter how brilliant the sky show, after watching a sunset, there is a bit of a down feeling. “Nostalgic” is a good descriptor. And as you mentioned, the feeling in a good way. I haven’t thought about the parallel of my written tone and the feeling after sunsets, but if I matched it, you made me feel very good about this post. Thank you! A belated Happy New Year to you. All considering, all is well here during these crazy times. How are you doing? Has the baby made its grand appearance?
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You should feel very good about this post 🙂 A belated happy new year to you too! The baby is schedule to make its grand appearance in a couple of weeks! 🙂
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Thanks for letting me know. Good luck the rest of the way! 🙂
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Thank you Frank 🙂
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I love the way the sun paints the sky at sunset and sunrise…….just like in the mountains when it appears or disappears with the time of day. Starts and finishes. As beautiful as the sun is at start and finish, it’s how we fill the time in between that truly matters. Great post!
Pam
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Pam,
Wonderfully stated!!! The sun is such a brilliant artist, and especially as bookends to our day. When at the beach, I’m lucky to have both of them at my disposal more so that at home – where I do get many brilliant post-sunset skies.
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Here at home I love our “relationship” with the sun as it plays in the trees coming up or going down but being surrounded by big trees is such a different experience than at a beach with ENDLESS skies.
Pam
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Sun peek-a-boo is fun!
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Such variety in the sunsets. Yet the sun remains the same. The variety comes from the clouds.
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Crispina,
No question that the brilliant artistry of sunsets and sunrises comes from the clouds. After all, I recall you saying on the sunrise post that clouds soften the sun because without them the sun is too brash. See … your comment stuck with me! 🙂
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And it is so 🙂
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Wow – great words to describe your subject of sunsets. Beautiful pictures. My favorite things in life are sunrises and sunsets – I try not to miss the sky when it lights up the world.
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Peggy,
Glad you enjoyed the collection of photos and my words. Cheers to you enjoying both sunrises and sunsets. Interesting to think how the sun lights up our day while these two events serve as bookends.
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Bookends – a perfect way to describe the sunrise and the sunset. I like that.
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🙂
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There isn’t much that’s more beautiful than the sun setting over a body of water – great thoughts and wonderful images, Frank.
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Dan,
I’m with you about the sun and water. When on the northern gulf coast, both sunrise and sunsets are over water!
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That’s a wonderful spot.
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Beautiful words and stunning photos, Frank. Well, you know I’m a morning person, and I almost always see the sunrise. Both sunrise and sunset are beautiful though, especially over the water.
And since you like songs, there’s, “Sunrise, Sunset” from Fiddler. 😀
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Merril,
I know how much you enjoy sunrises. Both are surreal, but different in their own way. And over water, wow! … and that song from Fiddler is wonderful!
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There’s something magical about a good sunset, Frank. Where I am, the sunsets lend themselves better to viewing than the sunrises, probably because there are so many trees to the east but the west is an open field. While I love the idea of a fresh, new day with a clean slate that sunrises offer, there’s something to be said for a golden sun dipping into the west amid pinks, oranges, and purples. Thanks for a lovely read!
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Debbie,
Can’t believe I missed responding … sorry about that. “Magical” is a good term for both sunrise and sunset. The view at my house is similar to yours as my view is blocked to the east but to the west is much better. I can’t see the sunset, BUT … oh do I have a great view for the glories of the post-sunset sky.
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Really beautiful!
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Nico,
Thank you, kind sir.
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Blessings.
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Both sunsets and sunrises are beautiful in their own way but I prefer the hope offered by a sunrise.
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Pam,
I’m with you on all counts … cheers to the beauty of each, but I also prefer sunrises. Sorry about missing this. 😦
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I love sunsets over water. The best are on the West coast of Florida. I always loved to grab a drink and watch sol sink into the gulf.
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John,
I can see it now … you sitting in a chair, just starring out over the water watching the setting sun while holding a glass of your favorite bourbon. Is that a good picture or what!
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Perfect picture. 🥃 😁
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🙂
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I love sunsets as I can’t get to a nice spot to see the sunrise (were I so inclined to get up early enough).
I’ve caught a few beautiful ones lately but your collaborators on this one? Wowzers…
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Dale,
When at the beach, I have opportunities to see both sunrises and sunsets over water. When at home, the view out our back window allows us to see brilliant post-sunset skies. However, no matter where, I like brilliant skies. Glad you enjoyed these images!
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I have a great location for the sunsets and should share my latest… Hmmm… mayhaps a post? I’ve been dormant for over a week.
I loved the images!
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I figured you have been busy. Glad you enjoy the images – so hey – I would like to see a post around your sunsets!
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I’ve been uninspired and can’t find the words.
But a post with pics? Mind you, tomorrow’s FF is using my photo so… I’ll figure something out.
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Consider it a blog break … and a post with pics is a good way to get to going. Heck – think other themes too with your pics.
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Hah! Right. 😊
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I, like you, see more sunrises than sunsets. Here the sunset is generally behind a lot of houses and at that time of day, I’m getting dinner/supper ready so I usually can’t get somewhere to better see it. Places where I remember outstanding sunsets are Jamaica, Costa Rica, and Baja California as well as Wyoming. The beautiful ending to one day, especially if it was a bad day, and the promise of sleep and a new days are something we can remember with each sunset.
janet
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Janet,
Bingo … love the last sentence. Whereas many talk about sunrise as the promise of the new day and a fresh start, I like the way you flipped the same idea to sunsets. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing some of your favorite sunsets. My most memorable one was in Kauai. Ahhhhh ……
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I especially appreciated your thought that sunset are a time to give thanks to the day that has been given.
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Rebecca,
Isn’t it interesting that people view the same event differently? Thanks for sharing your thoughts. A belated Happy New Year to you.
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A very good point, Frank! That’s why is is wonderful to walk the beach with friends. So many ideas to think about.
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Think, think, and write. 🙂
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Life is a beach 🏖
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Ritva,
LOL … absolutely when on it … but not as simple when away from it. A belated Happy New Year to you.
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🙂
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Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you, Frank, for sharing a bit of your world with readers. 💗
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Gwen,
Glad you enjoyed this combination of visual treats and words. As others have said, there’s something about sunrises and sunsets over water. A belated Happy New Year to you.
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Love the Sunset music and video. Peaceful 🙂 🙂
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Jo,
Sunset is a peaceful time of day, so when I saw this video, I knew I had to use it! A belated Happy New Year to you!
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And here I am again at sunrise 🙂 🙂
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delightful but I dare to suggest some of these colours have been digitally enhanced 🙂
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Kate,
In terms of the photos, I appreciate the digital artistry. A belated Happy New Year to you!
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it’s something I’m still getting my head around 🙂 HNY to you and yours Frank
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Sunsets are truly that magical and one at the ocean is that liquid gold beauty that invokes gratitude naturally. I enjoy pondering over the differences between sunrise and sunset, and sincerely hope that I evolve enough to catch as many sunrises as sunsets 🙂
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PD,
Magical – liquid gold beauty invoking gratitude naturally – wow, what a loaded sentence. Love it! To me, both sunrise and sunsets provide their own artistic brilliance. People probably treat them differently based on their point in the day. Oh well, I can say this was a fun one to write.
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😊😊😊
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Beautiful thoughts and vibrant sunset photos, Frank. Nice to think about peaceful moments. 🙂
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Jane,
Good seeing you. No doubt that sunrise and sunset are peaceful bookends supporting the crazy moments in between. A belated Happy New Year to you!
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Wonderful sunset post, Frank. I think sunset over the ocean is unbeatable for drama and beauty. Enjoyed your choice of photos and music too. Always good to see you. 😀
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Sylvia,
I’m with you about sunsets over water – but I feel the same about sunrises. My most memorable sunset was in Kauai. Not about the colors, it was more the setting … and I recall dark happening fairly quickly. A belated Happy New Year to you!
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My most memorable sunset was at Sunset Beach Oahu. There was such anticipation whilst waiting and we weren’t disappointed. 🙂
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Interesting and thanks for sharing. We felt the same way on Kauai.
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What gorgeous photos, Frank. I do love sunset at the beach. It’s a magical time when I can reflect on the day as it closes. I have my own little evening rituals, and that includes a time to examine the day as it comes to an end. And somehow watching the sun set over the ocean and slip down into the water, at least as a child that’s what I thought happened, it’s a reverent and holy moment. Loved this post, my friend.
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Debra,
Given your location, I’m sure you have seen your share of sunsets over water. Unfortunately, that coast doesn’t delivery the same opportunity for sunrises. But that’s OK because you seem to take full advantage of the opportunities you get. Thanks for sharing a bit of your ritual. 🙂
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I would have a hard time choosing sunrise or sunset as a favorite. Although I think sunset is usually most beautiful. However, I can think back to a couple of amazing beach vacations where I rose before sunrise out of anticipation for the adventures we would experience during our beach vacation. There is no more thrill than that first morning, watching the sunrise over the ocean on the start of a new beach adventure 🌅
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Lisa,
No doubt that sunrise and sunset are special moments – and each can be glorious. Outside of the beauty, they bring different feelings because of their point in our day. However, an earlier comment by Janet makes a great point where she mentions sunsets as a beginning (or something like that). Thanks for sharing and hope you received my email.
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What pictures! Sunset is my favorite time of day. I especially enjoy watching the sun go down this time of year, when the leaves are off the tree, and I can actually see the horizon as I sit on the couch with my afternoon tea.
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Laurie,
Having so many trees around, you have given us another perspective about sunsets because they are more than just the wide-open spaces. Great point!
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Beautiful to see the setting sun and the sky between the trees.
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“A distant bonfire” – I love that description of a sunset. I’m sure you’ve noticed that the sun setting over the water is a vastly different site to when the sun sets across land. For one thing, a sunset over the water is really double the value, as you have the magical site of the blazing sky reflected in the water as well. 😊
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Joanne,
Absolutely agree about the sunset over water vs over land. When over land, I attention is drawn to the post-sunset skies – and from home, we get to see some wonderful color. When we are at the beach., I’m drawn to both the sun setting and the post-sunset sky. It’s the colors of the post-sunset sky is what you capture so well, with the added value of something the beach doesn’t have – the mountains and the valley.
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Another beautiful mental image, Frank. Have you ever been able to catch “A Flash of Green?” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Flash_of_Green I have not been so lucky, only able to read about it. 🙂
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Very interesting reflection, Frank, about sunset in its wonderful but decreasing glory making us to reflect to our life in waiting for the next sunrise in hope .
In friendship
Michel
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Michel,
Oh … that’s real good. Love the way you transitioned the sunset years into hope. Absolutely brilliant. Greetings to you on this fine day. O
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You found some spectacular photos to share, Frank! I loved this thought: “The sun is gone, but the bright sky of dusk remains as a distant bonfire celebrating the passing day that is now a memory.” Makes me think of how much my son and daughter-in-law love reminiscing around a firepit after dark.
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Barbara,
Thanks for letting me know your favorite line. Actually, your the second to mention the distant bonfire. 🙂 I had many images from which to select, so I picked the most vibrant … and gathering around the campfire is a good follow-up to a sunset! Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing sunset ..always gorgeous and calm!
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Jyothi,
Welcome first-time beach walker. Calm and thinking is what I do here, so I’m glad that you picked up on that vibe on your first visit. Hope you return. How did you find out about Beach Walk Reflections?
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Because of gorgeous pictures 🙂 Thank you!
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🙂 … and where in the world are you located? (I’m one who likes to know my beach walkers.)
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Phenomenal photographs of mesmerizing sunsets, aFrank.
I adore sunsets because of the varied colors that come from the different seasons.
Sunrises are perfect to wake me on my balcony while on a cruise. I never get up earlier that 7 am except when traveling. Both sunrises and sunsets have their place for those who occupy this small place we call planet earth. Namaste … Cheers to both … Stay Healthy … Be Safe 😷
Isadora 😎
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Isadora,
Wonderful thoughts about sunrises and sunsets. No doubt, both have a place. Unfortunately, I’ve got the feeling most let these two events pass by them many more days than not. Cheers for your joy for them … and I’m glad you enjoyed the photographs.
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I know someone who has never seen either one or been to the beach ever. WHAT???
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Sunsets on the beach are a fav’ of mine Frank… again I enjoyed your wonderful article… Here’s some Aussie music…
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Ivor,
Glad this walk tapped into one of your favorite times. The Aussie sunsets in the video were very good. Thanks!
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My pleasure Frank
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Oh my goodness, what beautiful photos of sunsets! Such a precious moment in our days when we can see them… We live in the woods where we can’t see the horizon, so I especially appreciate being somewhere to see them.
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Kathy,
Glad you enjoyed this collection. These photos are quite vibrant, a good reason I selected them. Because you are in the woods, I had a thought. Sure the trees block your horizon, but in the winter, can you occasionally see the glorious skies of sunsets through the gaps?
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Not really, unfortunately. The woods are too thick to the west. But luckily we can see beautiful sunrises to the East through the gaps.
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Horray!!!! Cheers to the gaps to the east! 🙂
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wonderful post Frank
sunset is full of wonder, mystery, and symbolism
ahhhh
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Yvette,
Thank you … and oh I like your three descriptors … wonder mystery, and symbolism. 🙂 Thank you for those.
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Hi! And those were actually pulled from your closing my friend
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Now that’s funny!
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☀️☀️☀️
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The photos are awesome to see. The write-ups are clear in describing the sunsets. Great post !
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Bacardi,
Welcome first-time beach walk on my personal beach. Glad you enjoyed the collaboration about sunsets. I’m the writer, but occasionally use photos submitted or supplied by others as a feature. Sometimes I use my photos or those from Pexels. How did you find discover Beach Walk Reflections?
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Same thing with me. Sometimes I used my photos and other times I used the wordpress supplied photos. Well, I find it relaxing to read and it’s loaded with informations pertaining to the topic. To summarize it, it is an informational post.
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My posts are a blend of relaxation, thought provoking, and informational. Although topics change with each walk, I try to maintain the same feel in all walks – but I’m only 27 walks into my series. Where are you located?
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I’m in Asia, in tropical Philippines !.
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Sunsets seem to be the punctuation point to everything that occurred during the day as your accompanying and quite incredible photos would prove. Those musta been quite the days!
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Monika,
Another perfect point from a commenter – Sunsets as a punctuation point … a brilliant addition. interestingly, in her comment Janet gave us the opposite spin that I didn’t expect.
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Went back to reread her comment. I think they can be both, a punctuation point as well as an upcoming promise.
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No doubt … but glad you went back to see them. My thoughts are more along your line, but that’s a reason why Janet’s comment stuck me.
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And that my friend, is what makes life interesting. Different perspectives from different folk. Yes, interesting and very rich.
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DUDE. Dude. These pictures are amazing. They give me that Bob Ross vibe. Sunsets and Sunrises on the beach are moments for pause no doubt. But you totally captured it. Opportunities. They are opportunities. Reflections and pause to get over a bad day and remember that your ending or beginning can be extraordinary. These pics are so beautiful. I’ve been enjoying sunsets more and taking more pics of them now during pandemic times. Not at the beach but still, a moment. High five to the photographers who shared the magic. You match them perfectly with your words and vibes. Thanks for the post.
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Guat,
I’m with you about sunrises and sunsets offering a time of reflection. Well stated. Definite high fives to these photographers.
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Sunset or sunrise, not many are spectacular where I live.
However, I have always preferred sunsets. Not sure why. I lived in Vancouver for 8 years. The sun sets over the ocean there. They were all special…. a little special, or massively special.
I lived in Miami Beach for almost a year, many years ago. The sunrises were fab there.
In the end, both are poignant, and very, very worthy of a Frank Beach Walk. Thank you!
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Frank, gorgeous photos skillfully woven together with beautiful narrative. Great post! ❤ Have a great day!
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Cheryl,
Glad you enjoyed this sunset walk. The words and images working together to capture this beautiful time is a good thing – so I consider myself to be lucky for accomplishing that. Enjoy your Sunday.
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Now this was a fireworks of sunsets, Frank! Enjoyed the walk with you.
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Leya,
These images are bold, which is probably the reason I selected them! Thanks for walking along and glad you enjoyed it!
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♥
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stunning pictures Frank!!!❤️🙏🙏🙏
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Cindy,
I was fortunate to have good suppliers for this post. Glad you enjoyed them.
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Awsome to have people you can count on for great info that was so complete and thorough! 👏👏👏👏
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Thank you. The titles followed by an * are with collaborators for photos. … a my words, their images approach. I’m hoping to expand to as often as possible. So if you know any photographers, sent them my way.
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You’re so welcome! Good to know!!!
i’ll let you know! for sure!
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