I'm sure there's a meteorological reason or three why it's always this way, but the sunsets in November here on the Cape are always amazing. Years ago someone also told me that volcanic activity, even half a planet away, during the past year can affect the way the light appears. Supposedly fine dust in the upper atmosphere makes the light refract and the colors glow deeper. If so, there must have been some explosions somewhere this year, because the results above and below have had little post processing, if any. This is actually what I saw.
This magic little spot is Shubael's Pond, within walking distance from my house. The only folks there this evening besides myself, were two fishermen in their pick up truck. Nature takes my breath away again and again.
