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The sun rises over Dawlish
The sun starts to rise out of the sea over Dawlish

Good Morning Clouds!
Sunrise photo taken before the rain in Winnipeg.

Fields of Gold
Sun over golden fields in Iowa's grassland.

Stormy Sunset on the Outer Banks
Sunset seen from Corolla on the Outer Banks of North Carolina just after a passing thunderstorm

Golden Beach Sunset
Florida beach at sunset with blues, gold, yellow and gray

Multicolored Sunset
Puesta de Sol en Elda (Alicante-Spain)

Orange Arabian Sea Sunset With People
Several people took advantage of the beautiful evening to stroll on the beach and watch the sunset over the Arabian Sea at Candolim Beach in Goa, India.

Sunset Florida
Sunset at the park in Hudson, FL. with hues of gold, orange and red

Sunset with two Artistic leaf
Digital Painting created in Adobe Photoshop.

Evening stroll
Taking an evening stroll along Long Beach Tofino on Vancouver Island during a late winter evening

Ice Mounds
Ice covered rocks near Boyd's Cove, Newfoundland.

Dark Clouds over Windsor at Sunset
Dark Clouds over Windsor Ontario at Sunset makes for a stunning landscape

Wild Pony
wild dartmoor pony grazing at sunset on Dartmoor, UK

Hot Gas Bubble in Constellation Ursa Major
"A lumpy bubble of hot gas rises from a cauldron of glowing matter in a distant galaxy, as seen by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. Astronomers suspect the bubble is being blown by 'winds' or high-speed streams of particles, released during a burst of star formation. The bubble's lumpy surface has four columns of gaseous filaments towering above the galaxy's disc. The filaments whirl around in a vortex and are expelled into space. Eventually, this gas will rain down on the disc and may collide with gas clouds, compress them and form a new generation of stars. Theoretical models indicate the bubble formed when winds from hot stars mixed with small bubbles of hot gas from supernova explosions. Radio telescope observations indicate those processes are still active. Eventually, the hot stars will die, and the bubble's energy source will fade away. The images, taken in 1998, show glowing gas as red and starlight as blue/green." - Official NASA website. Incredible shot, almost looks as if the universe is ripping open.

Midnight pink
Gorgeous midnight pink sunset over McLeod lake near McKenzie British Columbia