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Banana River, Cape Canaveral

Cape Canaveral Sunset

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Posted by John Mayer on 07/05/2009 12:34 AM

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23 Comments on Speechless Sundays - Cotton Ball Clouds, Palms and Sunset

JUL

Oh so lovely John - the palms remind me of fluffy dandelions.

John, the clouds up in the top left corner, over the palm trees really do look like little cotton balls!

John, gorgeous photo! Seriously wish that I was there!

Jenny - They do look like dandelions, don't they.

Maria - The sky was full of those little cotton balls that night.

Tony and Darcy - Come on down!

Wonderful art. Fantastic in fact. It makes me want to go buy an airline ticket.

Neat photo John, I like the contrast and colors...

Your building consultant for life in Nashville, TN

Nice picture. Wish I were there!

Stunning photo. Makes me want a home there...

Hope you had a nice 4th of July

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

Hi John What an amazing photo....timing was perfect.

Nice photo...The scenery here is really inviting and peaceful.

That picture stirs the imagination. Because it is close to the 4th of July, the palm sillouettes almost look like they could be the ghosts of fireworks past.

Jim, Roy and Charles - I can set you up with a vacation rental anytime :-)

Michael and June - Every night is different.

Gary - You should know. I'm sure you have some great photos of the Indian River.

Merl - I can always count on you for an imaginative comment and yes, they do.

John, beautiful picture! I can see myself sitting down under those palm trees, with a book in my hands:)

John, I always like photos where the foreground in is in silhouette. Great photo! Thanks.

This one looks like a beautiful postcard or art from a fancy gallery. Thanks for sharing.

JUL

John - Please send me some of your palm trees. Florida is too humid at this time of year, although I'm not familiar with the weather in Cocoa Beach.

Joanna - It's a great spot to read a book.

Michael - I agree, silhouette makes a nice effect.

Thanks Donna - Glad you enjoyed it.

Marc - You pay for shipping :-) You're right, it is humid in Florida right now and we have the air on most of the time. I still love it here.

JUL

John - Your photographs are always so beautiful and people really love them!

JUL

Hi John, Beautiful Cape Canaveral! Always a great photo opportunity there. So much beauty!

JUL

John - I had to do a double take to see the cotton ball clouds, very interesting!

JUL

VB - Thanks for stopping by. Your comments are always appreciated.

Sandy - Thanks. Melbourne Beach produces some great photo ops too.

John - I couldn't help but feature this post, the black palm trees with the sunset and those little cotton ball clouds, you didn't paint then on the photo did you?

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JUL

Bob - Thank you for the feature. Nope - No photo shop, just good timing. I have rarely seen this type of cloud but they're pretty cool. They were all over the sky that night.

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