Sunset at zero degrees
This time of year, the sun sets far to the south, so my usual sunset-viewing spot is compromised by the airport and hills and trees that lie in that direction (unlike the expanse of water which you see in my spring and fall sunset shots). But since it's close, I like to go down to the Point in the winter anyway and shoot back towards the city and the mountains. Kind of reverse sunset.
This is how it looked this afternoon. I couldn't stay out long because it was very cold but the alpenglow is worth coming out for. 
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Thanks for sharing!
which is actually in southern Alaska, or Southcentral, more precisely. We still get daylight here, even in the dead of winter when the sun rises around 10:15 or so and sets around 3:30. Right now I'm thinking "Only 21 more days until the days start getting longer." .
The great thing about winter, though, is that with the sun so low in the sky, we have "golden hour" all day. I love the light this time of year and the pastels.
Looks like you've got a lot more snow than we have here - and I'm okay with that! 
