This is another picture from my astronomy session on Sunday night—but it's not a photo of the sky. Since everything was going well, I let the telescope camera run for as long as I could and ended up staying until about 6 am. That made it a very long night, but it also meant that it was sunrise by the time I finished packing up and got started down the mountain. At about 3,000 feet I took this picture of the infamous Southern California marine layer, still about a thousand feet below me. The rosy fingers of dawn add a hint of color to the scene.
Whut!!!?? October Gloom instead of June Gloom???
I can always appreciate those layers of beautiful colors & a peaceful natural scene, & wish that my own location held such locations.