Nature Bests the Winter Lights at Coulon Park

Don’t you just love the unexpected?

Last Saturday I went for a walk at Coulon Park to see the Winter Lights. I was there late afternoon, waiting for the lights to come on after sunset, which was to occur at 4:18 p.m.

It was a gorgeous day for a walk, with the mountain out and fall colors reflecting on the lake during the golden hour.

Around 4:13 the sun began to set, and the lights appeared in the trees, the stony walkers and buildings.

The lights were pretty,

but it was soon evident there was magic in the sky.

Forgetting about the winter lights behind me, I sat gawking, while the sky changed colors, from gold to pink and crimson.

By 5:00 pm the sky rested, and the winter lights took over.

Pretty, but no comparison to what I witnessed in the sky, one of the best sunsets of my life.

A truly festive evening.

Sharing with Sunday Stills

~ Susanne

36 Comments on “Nature Bests the Winter Lights at Coulon Park

      • I see, that’s what I usually do with my Nikon, then process the images. Shooting in Manual is okay too.

      • I just meant that the sunset was incredible, and you couldn’t go wrong no matter what you did! I took some pictures with my phone, and others with my good camera (Lumix FZ300) and both turned out fine. (no processing necessary!)

  1. The majestic light display at sunset and sunrise can outshine our best efforts. 😊 Beautiful photos! 🌺

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  3. I completely agree that nature won! What a magnificent sunset, Susanne. One of the benefits of living so far west, undoubtedly.
    Best wishes, Pete.

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