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Sky was ablaze
After the first night of the not so spectacular shot of Mobius Arch at sunset due to the rain clouds that had never granted a clear view of Mt. Whitney, I couldn’t help myself but returned to the arch for the second attempt. The air was cooler and crispier, thanks to the showers that came so often. To my surprise, another photographer showed up for the sunset view, but he eventually walked away thinking that it wasn’t going to be that great. I knew better that it wasn’t ‘over’ till it was really over. As the sun dropped over the mountains far right, the clouds hovering over my subject (Mt. Whitney) started lighting up. As if the right amount of air was just fed in. And then the sky was ablaze!
Sky was ablaze
After the first night of the not so spectacular shot of Mobius Arch at sunset due to the rain clouds that had never granted a clear view of Mt. Whitney, I couldn’t help myself but returned to the arch for the second attempt. The air was cooler and crispier, thanks to the showers that came so often. To my surprise, another photographer showed up for the sunset view, but he eventually walked away thinking that it wasn’t going to be that great. I knew better that it wasn’t ‘over’ till it was really over. As the sun dropped over the mountains far right, the clouds hovering over my subject (Mt. Whitney) started lighting up. As if the right amount of air was just fed in. And then the sky was ablaze!