It was a gorgeous day Saturday. After our oldest granddaughter and I took down the Christmas tree and picked up the remaining decorations, Becca, Grandpa, and I decided to go for a ride and get some ice cream. It was around 3PM, and already the sun was beginning to lower in the sky. It made for some interesting color shots. There were different cloud formations in each direction you looked.
This first one is looking Southwest. Another shot toward the East with the sun shining on these trees. The sky in the background was really dark.

We saw the same deer we saw the other day eating next to a large corn crib, and this time they stayed for a minute. The sun was shining on them too.

Then all of a sudden they apparently had enough photos, and decided to run away.

This little building was right next to the corn crib where the deer were feeding. Not sure what it was used for, but I liked the way the light shone on it.

On down the road, more deer feeding in this corn field.

They weren't too happy about sticking around either. Of course black powder hunting season is in, and that makes the deer really spooky. Can't imagine why. LOL

This picture is taken toward the deer shooting through the lens of Gary's orange sun glasses. Just trying something fun.

As we neared home the sun was setting. We get so few of these days, it's so nice to get out and enjoy them.

Freezing rain predicted for Sunday morning. Ugh !

Have a wonderful day all, and don't forget to get out there and take some pictures.