Colorful sunsets have been far and few between this spring in the Shenandoah Valley. We have had strings of days when we hardly see the sun. It’s been that cloudy, and often chilly.
The few times the evening sky did offer hope, I headed out. I wasn’t disappointed on June 6. I felt fortunate to capture this shot long after the sun had hidden behind the Allegheny Mountains that mark the boundary between Virginia and West Virginia.
The texturing and laying of the clouds seemed to mimic that of the folded mountains below. The north face of the private two-room school reflected the heavens above.
“Sunset at Mountain View School” is my Photo of the Week.
© Bruce Stambaugh 2020
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This is gorgeous, serene.
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Thank you, Melodie.
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It’s a beautiful, serene photo, Bruce. And even though you say you fail to cherish the people around you that you love, I doubt that very much. The fact that you mention it tells me that it’s always present in your mind, and THAT tells me that you do, indeed, cherish the ones you love, and that love you. You are a lucky man!
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Jan, I am unclear about the “you say you fail to cherish the people around you…” comments. To what were you referring?
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Very Nice!
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