Red sky beckoning, sets us all a-humming.
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2 comments:
it sets a mood that just can't be described. sadness? mixed feelings? i donno.
ja
Well, i'd say the mood it sets is plaintive. :) Although you might have heard of the old adage, "Red sky at night, a sailor's delight; red sky in the morning, a sailor's warning", and well, i took this photo in the evening. Some food for thought. :)
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