Day's End at Greyhound Rock

@Lorraine: 'A whistle button' - now there is a novel idea. Lorraine, you are the best! Thanks.

@Kylie Greenan: Thanks so much. Lorraine's thought was appreciated but gave me pause. I thought, hey - there are days it could get really noisy around the old AM3 light table. Confetti, maybe?

@paulski: Thanks. This is a fabulous beach and this was the first time I ever climbed all the way down to the shoreline. It is quite a hike back up to the parking area. These four kids were perfect to the shot. The sunset was stellar. I'd posted an earlier image from this series on July 3rd: http:

@yz: It's been a while since I've sampled some cherry pie, YZ - sounds pretty good. Thanks...

@Observing: Thanks, Mike - this was one of those rare times a photographer gets that 'can't miss' grin on his face and just knows he'll wind up with a handful of winners. I had my good equipment and tripod and had plenty of time to decide where to be at sunset - the sky just kept building and building toward a spectacular finale.

@Lorraine: Oh, Lorraine - It would need to be the Canon in 'Five - D'. You've started a flood of possibilities that would work here. Nielsen's Symphony No. 4 came immediately to mind - but then the desire for something more peaceful. Debussy's 'Clair de Lune' would work. Would someone wake up Brian Eno? Which brings me full circle to Eric Satie. The Gymnopedie No. 1 it is. Kylie gets to conduct. See you on the beach!