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Posts tagged sunset

Nyhavn sunset

nyhavn sunset

Nyhavn sunset (Copenhagen, Denmark)

A few nights back we stumbled upon a full moon over Nyhavn. Last night was this sunset.

Three nights in Prague

prague sunset castle

Prague sunset

At an international faculty party, in which I was probably the least traveled of the bunch, we got to talking about where we were going on our long weekends. I teach on Mondays and Wednesdays at CBS so I usually have four days off in a row to explore. In the past I’ve gone primarily to Norway and Sweden. I mentioned that I was undecided and asked for their feedback. I was debating between Estonia, several places in Germany, or Finland. Someone asked, “You’ve been to Prague, right?” When I said “no” they all universally agreed that Prague should be tops on my list. So here I am.

Tonight is my last night in Prague. What a place! Were it not for the ridiculous number of tourists and selfie sticks, this place would be near perfect.

Laguna Beach

Laguna Beach sunset

Today’s random, desktop background image makes me kind of excited because I took it when I was with my daughter, who I will see for the first time in almost a month in less than 48 hours. She is coming to visit me for about a week in Copenhagen.

Osaka Sunset

post storm osaka

Post-storm Osaka

The best skies are those at dawn, dusk, or during changing weather. Today’s photo, from the Umeda Sky Building, featured two of those three.

Sayulita Sunset

Sayulita Sunset

This was our view in Sayulita during our winter holiday. We were there for a week, and this view never got old.

Merry Christmas Eve

san francisco pancho mexico sunset beach

San Francisco (AKA San Pancho) Mexico sunset

Today’s photo comes from our dinner location a few nights ago in a town just north of where we are staying in Sayulita. Apparently San Pancho is known for its jaguar population, but we didn’t see any during our brief stay.