A Sunset to remember- Florida's Best

One of the most beautiful sunsets that I've experienced all year was a couple of weeks ago right here in my home town. I took a trip over the the Loxahatachee Everglades after a bout of bad rain storms that kept everyone inside for a few days, had passed. The horizon was dull and blue then in a matter of moments, the sky lit up in a blaze of orange, reds, and pink. It lasted only a few minutes, and in that time i snapped furiously with my camera and got some pretty amazing pictures. Each second was a different sky from the next. One of these photos was even featured on the local News. It was so beautiful that I took a large panoramic with over a dozen pictures, which were then stiched together in post for a whopping 16,000 magapixels wide picture. Check out the great time lapse i captured as well! Dont forget to check me out on facebook at www.facebook.com/larenpix as well!

It started out pretty blue and boring...

Then it got a little darker....

And a little darker.... is that Orange I see?

Well.. well... now we're cooking..

Hello sunset!

Here's a close up of the horizon line.

This picture below was featured on the local news

16,000 megapixel picture stitch of its full glory

Check out a timelapse video of the whole thing below!

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