Big Day-- Trifecta +1

January 4, 2025. Sunset 4:42.
Cape Charles HWY 13, Chesapeake Bay, VA.

"Pretty sky on the way home to Philly" Ginger and Jack

January 4, 2025. Sunset 4:58 PM. Los Angeles, CA.

“Here is the Hermosa Beach sunset for the Trifecta”
-EB and RM

January 4, 2025. 5:04 PM. Daly City, CA.

BH parking lot outside Sketchers

January 4, 2025. 5:04 PM. San Francisco, CA.

NT with the big bell at home

It's always Equilux at the Equator

January 3, 2025. Sunrise 8:35 AM. Casablanca, Morocco.

“interesting so close to the equator has such a late sunrise” YES!!
Joe P

Norman at home

January 2, 2025. Sunset 5:02 PM. San Francisco, CA.

Tony and the mushrooms

January 1, 2025. Sunset 5:01 PM. San Francisco, CA. Bright orange next generation-- Same place as last year. Poisonous? little miracle

Bright orange next generation-- Same place as last year. Poisonous? little miracle.

Golden Gate First Morning on the Bridge 2025

January 1, 2025. Sunrise 7:25 AM. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, CA.
Lynne and Pete on the Golden Gate Bridge before sunrise. A rare view in so many ways—I’ve never been on the bridge that early- I have hardly been anywhere outside of my house (my bed, even) that early in the morning—thank you guys!!

New Year's Echo

January 1, 2025. Midnight. San Francisco, CA. The echoes of last year’s protest were still there amidst the more subdued transition into this new year. What’s the opposite of a celebration?

Gathering is Good

December 31, 2024. Sunset 5:01 PM. San Francisco, CA.

Visitors from across the street, across town and across the Bay join us for this last sunset of the year. Gathering is good.

“And the other day”

December 30, 2024. Sunset 4:57 PM. Virginia Beach, VA.

- Ginger (my niece) and Jack

What happened last year as the year changed over

December 30, 2024
Bisan Owda's passionate and eloquent plea and outrage reminded me of Last New Year's Eve and how much worse it has become--
I'm reposting from New Year's Eve last year (2023) and what had started as the usual- head outside at midnight to listen to the change as we cross over the time line from one year to the next- as I realized that the honking was NOT a celebration but a protest.

And where are we now? So far beyond imagining that a procession of cars honking in the middle of the night could have any impact to the horrible reality on the ground now where the only thing people can rely on is the rising of the sun.