Today in the dunes I 'climbed' the 'hague peak' which is all of probably 30 metres above sea level, but it afforded me a great 360 view of the winter sunset. I'm getting quite addicted to the rush of trying to paint the sky as it moves constantly around - at this time of the day and year it seams particularly bonkers - so armed with some newly gained knowledge from Olly's fantastic sky tutorials I went for it.

The panorama was a real eye opener, at one point the sun hit just the top edges of the dunes, so all was dark apart from the crests of the peaks, I tried to capture something of that moment, but of course ten seconds later it was gone.

The sun burst through the clouds a bit later, my attempt at that without being blinded got a little muddy so i haven't uploaded it, but the peripheral clouds and bursts of blue was a riot of colour - that im quite pleased with so that's here as well.

In the end though I'm really not that bothered how the pictures turned out as I purposely overworked them to just follow what was happening before my eyes, it was more about the actual experience of sitting through the sunset and trying to observe what happens.