Thursday, February 14, 2008



A trio of Kansas sunset pictures take last Sunday evening...



42 comments:

Carole said...

How lovely that windmill is in the foreground. Very nice.

dot said...

A big WOW! Yes the windmill is very beautiful.

Anita said...

Thanks!
The windmill and tree in the top pic are not the windmill in the third pic or the tree in the middle pic, but I thought they made a good trio!
(the sunset is the same though...lol)

SandyCarlson said...

These are wonderful. That windmill is striking.

Jean Campbell said...

Loved the Sunsets. I can't see the sunset for the trees here. The windmills were just super.

You mentioned in your comment on my Skywatch blog that you like history. You might enoy a peek at my blog,

Linda said...

Very beautiful, I love the Windmill.

david mcmahon said...

Majestic shots. The second one is my favourite.

Leslie: said...

These are beautiful and just how I imagine Kansas skies to look like.

Andrea said...

Love the windmill. Beautiful shot

Sharon said...

These are all so pretty I couldn't even come close to picking a favorite! Great!

Meggie said...

Stunning! There's nothing else to say....I'm speechless!

Lilli & Nevada said...

Beautiful yellows and blues and grays, and the windmill tops it off

Joyismygoal said...

I want to paint that and I am not a painter Awesome colors such a nice sky watch week

Berit T said...

WOW!!! I love the color!!!

FO - 2 said...

All beautiful! Love the last shot! :)

Moonshadow said...

OK Anita, I've got a project for you. I'm not much of an artist and the picture I want you to look at was scanned at a low resolution, but here's the deal. Look at my header on...
http://ksbornpoetry.blogspot.com/
...the sky was the type in these three pictures with the same trees and windmills. Now, what I was trying to capture was the sunset through a group of winter trees that looked like black lace against the glowing background. Do you know the scene I'm talking about? Do you think you could get a picture?

Marie said...

Your photos are amazing! I love the windmill against the sky.

Daniel J Santos said...

fantastic, wonderful colors.

ArneA said...

OK, but still the Febr.1st is brilliant.
make more of that composition and depth.

Tom said...

Beautiful... that bottom shot is a stunner..

Garden Angel said...

Lovely colorful sky!
That windmill makes the photo special:))
Love it!

Rune Eide said...

The third one for me, please!

Beautiful silhouette!

Pernille said...

Just beautiful photos:)

pts said...

so beautiful.

HildeS/Frøken Fryd said...

Beuiful photos, I love the last one:)

Anita said...

Thanks everyone...
And ArneA - How did I know you were going to say that? :) I'll work on that...I'm not often around buildings, other than FEMA trailers...

Daryl said...

Whoa! Got to slow down and stare a while .. soooo lovely ..

Mike's Travels said...

I like the windmill one too.
My Skywatch

Jo's-D-Eyes said...

Very great sunset I LOVE that red sky!!

Come and see my DUTCH skywatch,
and listen to my favorite music while watching...

Greetings JoAnn

Angie said...

Hi,
These are absolutely beautiful. The windmill really enhances the picture.Interestingly enough,I have just seen a comment from Dot on Johanne's digital Holland Skywatch picture which shows a Dutch windmill. I see what Dot meant about the Dutch windmill being different from yours in America. Ours here in the UK are more on the style of the ones in Holland.Not sure about Holland but I don't think many of ours are still in regular use.I know of two locally which are now used as dwellings.

Anita said...

Forgive me if I'm way off here, but weren't your windmills used to grind grain?
Ours are just for pumping water from deep wells. They are still in use,and still being built, but not as common as they once were...

TR Ryan said...

So beautiful -- it looks like home neighbor! You really captured the marvel of the prairies (its why I had to move back).

PS My Side of the Mountain? Haven't remembered that book in years -- I wanted to be that kid so badly. I love that back -- thanks for the memory!!!

Anita said...

I wanted to be him, too! I used to play alone a lot, and instead of house I'd play "My Side of the Mountain"! lol...
Have you heard about the desert tortise that has never survived outside of the desert - anytime they try to remove one, for zoos or whatever, they die? That would be me without my Kansas prairies... Even in NE Kansas I got claustrophobic because of all the trees and hills - Give me these wide open spaces! :)

Craver Vii said...

Marvelous colors! And thanks for visiting! Peace.

Pernille said...

Wow!!! Wonderful photos!!

Petunia said...

The last picture..one word: WOW!

Misty DawnS said...

I love taking photos of my windmill in the sunsets too! That last photos is spectacular!t

bj said...

Oh, my gosh...these are just beautiful, Anita...that windmill is taking my breath away!
hugs, bj

chanpheng said...

Prairie views always have the biggest skies. Beautiful pictures; I like how the windmill provides a dark contrast to the picture.

Andree said...

I love these. They have the windmills so different, so American, from the Dutch. The colors and shadows emphasize the size of the land. My Sky Watch is here!

Kahshe Cottager said...

Oh ... how pretty!! It is almost like looking at coals glowing in a fire!

Anita said...

Thank you! :)

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