Not to long a ago I got the chance to come down here to Coles Bay and watch this amazing sunset. I photographed this thirty minutes after the sun had set with my WB set on daylight which gave these amazing warm, romantic colours.
This is one truly amazing place and one of the reason I fell in love with Tasmania.

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The three ruins, known as the Mummy Cave, because in 1882 two Navajo mummies were found there. These ruins are the largest and oldest Anasazi dwellings. The Anasazi people left the area in 1300 AD and it remained unoccupied for 300 years before the Navajo Indians settled it. Today, there are 40 Navajo families that reside in Canyon de Chelly.

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The floor of Death Valley is covered with a carpet of yellow flowers.

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Morning glory…at Plum Point this morning.

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Lighting the clouds

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Winter sunrise at Lauvdalen, Norway.
The strong wind is moving the snow making fire waves in the sun.

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Temple Wat Arun in night – Bangkok, Thailand

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