The sunset photographs I have snapped through my lens were not as great as this picture above that sometimes it's good to ask the photographer if the sunset is really "real" or "photoshopped" meaning digitally enhanced to make it look perfect. Erasing the flaws and editing what should not be there in the picture? I doubt it. I have seen such electrifying colors of sunset in the past and every aura is different. The intensity is somewhat intensifies on what gas is present in that period of time. If the earth is experiencing so much heat the heat wave will reflect a fiery crimson tide-like colors. In the Saharan desert the sunset is real orange, hot and extremely dangerous that it could burn the living hell of anyone who would like to have an eye to eye of its face, on its sunspot.
What should be the best aura of sunset? What could be the most colorful sunset? Pink sunset? Color peach sunset? Blue and pink sunset? Blue, orange, red-orange sunset?
We all know that the sun is not yellow but white in color. The sky is blue because of the presence of gaseous substance in the atmosphere. The sun's color gradually changed due to its reflection from the sky and sea and other colors from nature. Just like the northern lights or aurora with its reflectorized hues and spectrum of bluish-green up in the dark sky, shimmering lights as if dancing dragons electrified by the magnetic force at the north pole. Can we see aurora in the south pole? What about in Antarctica? Is there sunset there? Can sunset be another aurora?
Oh well, I think had another blogger I discovered base on her blogs V words. Her vocabulary words are totally impressive. Words such as: inclement, empathy, wisps, expletives, waffling, foibles, mounds of gloop, squeaky, vapour. You know those words that you don't need to be called spelling demons but simply words that you use ordinarily in blogs. She is really totally "British." So unlikely the kind of woman who used to plug herself as "British" but never use British vocabulary in her writings. She is more like an American rather being Britons. Think that she's probably "britease." LOL.
You're asking me about that 75 km/hr driving? Dude, it's not on a hi-way okay? It's the wind. Goodness! Stand in front of your rotating fan and watch your hair being blown away and that's not even 50 km/hr and you're already cold as ice.
Thanks to the photographer of this majestic lovely sunset. I will use it for my desktop background for now and maybe for the next days ahead.
NOTE: I used it only once and then delete. Just like that.
Thanks anyway.
