But then it did this
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Ghost riders in the sky... Nice!

Nice catch Sue.
If the conditions are right there are 3 phases to sunsets when there is
High Cirrus. The first is at sunset when one sees the bright Oranges
followed later by the Red-Orange which you caught. But if the Clouds are
high enough and there are no blocking clouds to the West the 3rd phase
requires a tripod or Very Steady base to photograph when atmospheric
refraction produces a Deep Red on the Clouds which is backed by a deep
Blue/Violet sky and Stars.
Again, Nice Picture.

Crazy Ed

In article , Ge Nidee 2
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Mad Cow;380677 Wrote:
But then it did this
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Ghost riders in the sky... Nice!

Thanks. I thought it looked a bit like waves retreating down a sandy
beach - but I didn't see why the blue sky was darker among the small
clouds?
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In article , Edward Erbeck
writes
Nice catch Sue.
If the conditions are right there are 3 phases to sunsets when there is
High Cirrus. The first is at sunset when one sees the bright Oranges
followed later by the Red-Orange which you caught. But if the Clouds are
high enough and there are no blocking clouds to the West the 3rd phase
requires a tripod or Very Steady base to photograph when atmospheric
refraction produces a Deep Red on the Clouds which is backed by a deep
Blue/Violet sky and Stars.
Again, Nice Picture.

Thanks. I did take a couple slightly later but the deep-pink clouds
weren't so nicely arranged. You can't have everything!
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