A Bloy and his Blog

I can finally tell the sun is setting just a little later every day. For me, the darkness of winter is worse than the cold. I’m glad the light is moving in the right direction again.

I’ve noticed the sun setting along the railroad tracks at the corner of Fair Oaks and Thurber avenues before, and wished I had my camera. It happened to be in the car when I drove by today.
read the rest of: All lines lead to downtown

The best sunset I saw on my last camping trip.

read the rest of: Fiery sky over Trout Lake

When it’s too hot to take pictures during the day, wait until the sun goes down, and point your camera up.

read the rest of: Summer evening sky, a study

The sun is dropping out of the sky way too early these days. I took these pictures of the sun setting over Lake Monona about 4:30 in the afternoon the other day.

read the rest of: Early sunsets

While out hiking this afternoon, I spotted some sun dogs in the cirrus clouds moving across the sky.

read the rest of: Sun dogs

When I was camping last week, I wasn’t on the right side of the lake for watching the sun set. But the sky still offered some beautiful scenes during that time of day.

read the rest of: The sky at dusk