setting sun
dreaming of its heat
in winter
This was a sunset over Port Phillip Bay just a few days ago in mid June and winter has arrived. Back in Summer such colour would be accompanied by warmth at this time of the day. But there is no heat at all in Winter. Does anyone know where it goes to?
This is my contribution to the 52 week photo challenge, this week HEAT. You can discover more about the challenge and participate at this link https://daffodilwild.wordpress.com/photo-challenge/
Haiku hound 
The heat certainly hasn’t come this way yet – it’s been a bit cool, wet and windy here of late a pretty typical English Summer! Those sunset certainly look warm though. You capture some amazing sunsets Denis. Thank you for your entry into the challenge.
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The heat is somewhere in between then Sandra. We are so lucky to be at the edge of this bay and get many opportunities for panorama sunsets
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so beautiful dear Denis, fascinated me. Thank you, Love, nia
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Thanks Nia, perhaps the sun brings its heat to Turkey for summer?
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Beautiful sunsets! A bit of heat has found its way to the North of Scotland :o)
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Thanks. great news to hear you have received some of our heat, we are getting some cold winds from Scotland over here and seas crashing into the walls tonight.
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Heat never comes here in London 😛 beautiful pic!!! perfect timing~~~
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That was the last colourful sunset, we have had a week of grey sky. I hear there is a lot of heat over in the UK with voting just finished
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*sigh* Too little heat from the remain side it seems. I am still mourning. Ironically, today it was quite sunny, but the atmosphere here in London was gloomy.
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I am amazed at the financial reactions around the world, our stock exchange crashed 4%. It was hard to understand the LEAVE argument from over here except to see Boris posturing for PM.
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I agree. It is ridiculous. The joke here is that Boris and Trump are poised to be BFF. Both of them have right wing crazy ideas. (feeling sad, worried and embarrassed)
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Beautiful sunset, I wish I could explain that the warmth is here however it would have to stop raining to eneable me to do that!
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Thanks Doris, I think a lot of warmth went with Brexit from what we hear over here?
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It did indeed but it will settle down and return to a (new) normal.
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Thats change of course!
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I particularly like the way you have captured the water in the first picture..I guess it’s too cold to swim in right now?
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Thanks Janice, the brief answer is 12oC, and people do swim in there, I won’t.
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That sounds a bit chilly… and I gather there are other concerns…it looks great anyway in the photo 🙂
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, Chilly yes, wind factor can make it much lower when you come out of the water. The big plus is sharks tend to become scarce in winter on the coast. Although we had 3 fatalities last month.
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The Sharks would scare me away 🙂
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Stunning! It looks so warm, but I understand what you mean about the cool nights of winter. Curious, how cool are your sun filled days this time of year? I fear our summer might have been three weeks in May as so far June has been cool and off and on wet. Not horrible, just not summer.
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They do get cool, its down to 15 oC max today , pity about your summer
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