I was out this evening with His Royal Highness, Sir Hobbs and noticed that it might be an interesting sunset. So, after bringing him back in, I headed down to the Lake Wylie in McDowell Nature Preserve.
I took several shots of the warm glow of the sun, but just as the sun was about to dip below the tree line, I happened to look over the railing that I was leaning against and saw the flow on the rocks at the edge of the shore.
Funny, I didn’t even expect to have the photos of the rocks become my favorite photos of the evening, but they did. It was a different type of sunset. 
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This evening’s sunset was certainly quite beautiful. I didn’t have a good vantage point for a photo but enjoyed it just the same. The reflection on the rock is a nice find!
Tom Dills recently posted..Victoria, BC
Nice find as we keep those eyes focused on the world around us. Glad you and Sir Hobbs were out and about!
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Really a great find!
Great colors which look like they are bleeding into the water. You really have a good eye.
Some people never will be able to see “photographically” and spot a composition like this. Nice!
Bill Mcdonald recently posted..The Nikon Coolpix P510 takes on the U.S.S. Iowa, BB-61
Thanks, Bill. I’ve learned to look up, down, left, right, forward, and backward.
I think, this is the whim of the variegated nature.
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Beautiful shot Paul. I love this. It could easily become one of my favorites. Very well seen!
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Thanks, Mark! I appreciate it.
Sometimes the treasures aren’t so obvious are they — a good reason to keep looking around. Nicely done and a beautiful shot, Paul.
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No, Earl, sometimes you have to ‘discover’ the treasure and isn’t it good that they aren’t always so obvious! It makes the hunting fun!
Second rule in photography – expect the unexpected. I forget what the first rule is. Great shot, Paul.
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Thanks, Ken. I can always count on you for those important rules! LOL