Mist and mystique of a winter sunset

Wednesday, January 04, 2017

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk
No matter how many evenings I stroll in the countryside there are always new sights to see and surprises to be had. The gorgeous pink sunset over the frosty landscape was incredible to witness. I took so many pictures I like that I'll have to show you the second instalment another day.
sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk
Some incredibly exciting news! With all your wonderful support and votes I can announce I've made it as a finalist (down to the last eight) in the UK Blog Awards in the photography category. It's come as a real surprise and I can't say thank you enough. The awards are dished out in April and it's down to the judges to pick the winners. 

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk
Look carefully; can you see the barn owl swooping past in the above shot? The majestic beast was hunting over the fields in the most memorising manner. You can just about make out the shape of the hunter below too. Sadly, without much light or an enormously powerful lens getting a good picture was never going to happen.
sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk

sunset on a frosty winter day in the countryside in Norfolk
Keep looking for the best things in winter, I'm trying to embrace the season to the fullest.
Sophie

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3 comments

  1. Simon Douglas Thompson4 January 2017 at 14:36

    It was beautiful here a couple of nights ago, with Venus the moon and later Mars shining down.

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  2. Chris M.4 January 2017 at 16:48

    Congratulations on making the last 8 in the uk blog photo category you deserve the recognition with the quality of the photos you put in your blogs ,love the pink sunset ones above.

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  3. Kezzie4 January 2017 at 19:36

    Well done! Fab news!!!! I hope that it all goes well for you!

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