aurora borealis
Who needs to see the northern lights when you can have a Wyoming sunset.
After every thunder and lightning storm (with very little rain mind you) we drive to the ranch entryway and glass the hills looking for smoke. We can’t even enjoy a light rainfall without being nervous about a fire.
But it’s always a great opportunity to capture a colorful sky.
A pink rainbow appeared twice last week, this one came last Thursday .
I was going to post this last Friday with the title “Who needs Aurora when you’ve got Wyoming?” (or something to that effect, titles are always the hardest). But when I woke up to the news of the senseless events in Aurora Colorado, I along with everyone else in the nation, sat stunned and disgusted. My title was then obviously inappropriate. In fact I couldn’t bring myself to write anything. To take the words from my friend Seasweetie, “there really are no words.”
A week later still, I’m speechless.
For the victims, deceased and living, their families and their heroes, I send you all pink rainbows and pray you will find peace and resolution in the days and years to come.
With Sincerest Love,
Leah
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striking! i bet you get some cool lightning storms too huh?!
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Spectacular!
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Amazing, amazing, amazing, pictures. And a fitting tribute. Thank you, Leah.
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WONDERFUL PICTURES!!!
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Very well said and beautiful photos
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Beautiful sunset! I love the composition too!
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Beautiful Post!!! Have a great weekend and God Bless 🙂
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What a lovely way to send your support to the families in Aurora. Your pictures are (as always) amazing. I’m always so happy when you bring Wyoming into my day!
I’m going to reblog this into my blog Meandering in My Mind, if that’s okay with you?
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Reblogged this on Meandering in My Mind and commented:
These photos of the Wyoming sunsets bring back memories of my teens. Leah’s photos of Wyoming never fail to make me feel that she’s brought Wyoming right into my California studio. Leah’s thoughts and comments are what all of us would like to say to the families in Aurora. I think that wishing pink rainbows to those grieving brings solace and hope. I know that when I was grieving over the loss of my son and saw a double rainbow it was like being held in love. Thanks, Leah for saying it so beautifully in pictures and in your compassionate and thoughtful words.
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This is so beautiful. Nature at its best.
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A beautiful tribute for the innocent victims of a horror story. The whole world is shocked.
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Beautiful as always
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That sky is amazing and as for pink rainbows, wow, who knew. It’s funny how just a day can change a simple, innocent sentence into something quite different. 🙂
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Awesome skies and touching tribute, Leah.
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Beautiful Photos:)
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Images are beautiful and healing. Your words made me cry.
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The light was amazing. Thanks for sharing.
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Lovely photos and sentiments as always Leah.
I agree titles are often the hardest.
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Really beautiful shots – I have a photo of the Wyoming sky in my bedroom from a trip a few years back – always makes me feel like there is so much opportunity ahead. Thanks for sharing.
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OH MY……breathtaking!!
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