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The thing about blogging…is if you miss a few weeks, or even few months…you have LOADS to share. Too much for one post! So forgive me but it’s coming in dribs and drabs – probably be done by Christmas! So I’ve finally returned from my travels, the trip I just could not stop mentioning most of this year!! We spent almost the whole of October (four weeks to be exact) in the USA, splitting our time between Orlando (Disney of course!) and Naples (Luxury of course!) Naples is one of those places that you tell people about and they either assume Italy, have never heard of it, or just think it’s incredible. It is. I have so many Photos to share and we’ve been back a week so I have some Autumnal shots to share as well! But for now…let’s talk Weather…

We arrived in Orlando to rain, thunder, lightning and flash floods. The little hire cars were floundering as they left the airport, in our beast we were fine though! The weather was just incredible. We were in Orlando for the lead up, and the day of, Hurricane Matthew. The preparation was intricate. We weren’t allowed out the day the Hurricane made (almost) landfall and we sat in the apartment from 11pm the night before until 2pm on the day, staring at our bottles of water and googling…

It’s strange being in a different country when a disaster is due to hit. The way that the Hurricane was portrayed on American media was very different to how the UK journalists were handling it. We were going to die. People, were going to die. I do get that there was a lucky escape with the Hurricane barely grazing the coast for most of Florida. I also get that other’s weren’t so lucky! But in a country foreign to your own, it’s hard to know just how worried to be. When we phoned the resort (huge resort by the way, hundreds of properties) for queries, nobody was there. Just hours before they had left automated messages saying ‘We’re here for anything you need…’ But nope! Lots of guests around us made the decision to head home (to other US states) but we stayed and it was okay. Kudos to America for your planning though – alerts on all our phones leading up to the event, lots of shelters prepared, it felt a lot more secure than if something big was happening in the UK.

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“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.”


― Rabindranath Tagore

I love that no matter how bad a day can be, and how many disgusting or horrendous things you might have to see or endure to get through it – you can always count on the ending to be different, every single time. I’ve never seen an evening sky look the same as it did the night, week or even year before. The one dependable we have, is change. That’s irony for you!

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So that’s one of the reasons why I love photographing sunsets. The other is that it’s so easy. I don’t take the time to use a tripod, or set my shot up. Sunsets happen so quickly and within a few seconds the whole visual outlook can change to be something completely different to a moment before – so there’s barely any time for pausing. These shots shared here today were taken last night, and tonight. Fresh off the sunset press!

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If you’re looking for a bit more colour this evening, because your sky is grey – then wander over to my portfolio of simply sunsets found here.

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