This picture was taken on Tuesday evening in Pakse in southern Laos. I walked along a road which parallels the Xedon river, about 10 kms. from its confluence with the Mekong river. Although there are houses built all along the riverside, I went into the yard of a Buddhist temple where I took a bunch of pictures of the fading light on the buildings. I ran back and forth to get this exact placement of the sun before it disappeared!
This picture is my contribution to Skywatch Friday, which is being hosted on Welcome to Wiggers World. Please come back, leave your link and comment on the skies from many locations around the world.
17 comments:
Loved this photo, specially because one sees the sun through a whole lot of bamboo.
Easter Greetings.
Se mettre en travers du soleil ne l'empêche pas de se coucher.
To put oneself infront of the sun doesn't prevent the sun to fall down.
I saw this African proverb in an exposition in Troyes last week.
Nice photography.
Have a nice holiday weekend.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville
beautiful image,excellent.
Great shot, good composition.
Now, there is something I can honestly say I've never seen before! Thanks!
Love the photo. Seeing the sky through the bamboo creates a mysterious mood.
I like the picture above this one, too.
That's an unusual and beautiful shot!
Amazing the photograph.
Splendid post!
I wish you a Happy Weekend!
i love this ..
Hello again Chanpheng
This really is a nice capture and the use of the bamboo on the setting red sun is awesome..
Thank you also for the link
Tom
Great shot!
Wonderful photo of the red sun behind the bamboo.
A very unique and creative photo!
Happy Easter.
Very beautiful!!!
Happy Easter.
Nice skywatch, great composition.
Happy Easter
Wonderful photo!
Have a Happy Easter!
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