Interesting how snow in the shade turns blue. I've noticed that in photos from other shooters - seems to be a general thing.

Unbelievable but so pretty. First time ever I've seen a snowbound golf course.

Mind boggling temperature gradient. Really liking the change in scale from bottom to top.

Amazing. Such a different perspective on settlement patterns.

Can't help wondering how many of these low-lying coastal subdivisions are going to be drowned by sea level rise over the next few decades.

LOL. Been there, done that. Amazing what photo ops present themselves in this setting, but you scored especially well with this one - right place right time.
https://flic.kr/p/RQkjvN

I'd be very happy with that! The sky is a bit intense for my taste, but I note the attraction of the complementary colours, and it's a captivating spread of Cirrus clouds.

Pleased that you may have changed your mind about Sarasota posting
Is this one much of a crop? At 18/28mm you would have needed to get reasonably close, but he's showing no obvious acknowledgement of your presence, and you've got him to occupy plenty of frame space. (GRIII interest is stirring once again)

Exciting Escher character to this one. Ripper!

They have a beautiful character for sure. Reminds me of your sunset walks around your former neighbourhood. Love the tones in this one.