What a Difference a Day Makes

I am a bit late posting today because I have been out for lunch at a friends house.

Thanks so much for the amazing response to yesterday's sunset photo, but what a difference a day makes.

Yesterday it was 37 degrees C and we were melting and today the cold front has arrived, it has poured down all day and the temperature is 19 degrees C. You wouldn't believe that this was the same scene as yesterday's photo would you.

[leggzy]

It sure is different to yesterday! Love the atmosphere the fog has created.

[Peter Day]

What a difference, it is 7c here

[Annie D]

a scene worth looking at regardless of the weather

[ChristineL]

Wow, that's certainly different! I'd prefer the temperature today though. Lovely scene.

[Valerie Chesney]

What a true saying, this shot is very lovely in it's own way,,

[Helen Sanderson]

Just as lovely in a totally different way. Lovely soft colour with just the right tonal balance.

[sally agnew]

Still a lovely day and a lovely capture :)

[Jodie]

Great view what ever the weather

[Denise Wood]

Terrific capture! Argh - Australian weather :)

[Joyce]

Big change from the day before but still a beautiful scene Babs

[Helen]

Really like this shot, love the soft colours & stillness of the scene

[Merrelyn]

A lovely capture, despite the weather :)

[Peter]

Beautiful misty -cal image with lots of layers and interesting craft, suspected you had to Rug up for this shot then Babs, lol:)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot Babs. I really like it.

[Margo]

very nice

[Fisher Family]

This is a lovely shot, and as you said, quite a contrast to the previous day. 19 degrees C sounds positively attractive, compared with our temperature of around 8 degrees C today!

Ian

[carol white]

Lovely muted colours, a super shot

[Pyrrhula]

I believe you. Our weather is as chanceable as yours. We have four seasons, often all on one day. Great view and capture.

[Sally Ings]

Still a beautiful scene non the less. It looks quite tranquil

[Margo Sayer]

As Ian said, 19C is positively tropical compare to our 7C today. Not cold, just drear.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Wonderful shot

[Lynne]

Beautiful image

[Catherine]

A huge contrast but a beautiful scene whatever the weather!

[Helen Jane]

There's a picture to be had in all weathers - as you demonstrate so well.

[Babs]

@leggzy It is going to warm up again by the weekend apparently, but at least we have had some much needed rain.

[Babs]

@peterday Couldn't cope with 7 degrees c. 19 was too chilly for me.

[Babs]

@inthecloud5 Thanks Christine. 19 degrees c is a bit too cold for me. 28-32 is ideal, 37-42 is just a bit too much, but can cope with that for a couple of days at a time.

[Babs]

@pcoulson Nearly had to dig out the thermals Peter. ha ha.

[Babs]

@fishers I couldn't cope with 8 degrees c. My ideal temperature is around 28-30 C

[Babs]

@pyrrhula We aren't used to such changes in temperature in summer. In Victoria they get four seasons in one day quite regularly.

[Babs]

@s4sayer It has rained a lot the last couple of days, but the rain was much needed.

[Call me Joe]

Stunning and looks so peaceful!!

[Marnie]

Superb.

[Jane Morley]

Looks a bit chilly I like the picture though.

[Gosia]

Looks like painting.

[Kathy A]

Summer to winter in 12 hours!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Isn't it interesting how different the weather can be from one day to the next. Fun to see them side by side in the thumbnails.

[Nicole Campbell]

It sure does, a complete contrast to your sunset photo

[Stephanie]

Indeed, what a difference, I hope the weather has improved since you took this shot.