From the sunset to the smoke: Both sides of the sky

Night after night, brilliant colors take over the sky before, during, and after the sun’s exit behind the Olympic Mountains. Tonight, Maggie caught the view from a state ferry on the Fauntleroy-Vashon run, and shared the photo via Twitter.

We have all heard that the flip side of the vivid sunsets and sunrises is smoke from fires burning in central and eastern Washington. Here is a view of some of them, courtesy of West Seattle pilot/photographer Long Bach Nguyen:


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He says the photograph was taken near Cle Elum.

2 Replies to "From the sunset to the smoke: Both sides of the sky"

  • yeah... September 20, 2012 (4:46 pm)

    That is an incredible photograph. Of the fires, that is.

  • Mark September 20, 2012 (8:58 pm)

    Long Bach Nguyen, your photography is amazing.

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