Looks like a touch of fire in the sky but those smoky clouds are due to part for a clear, cold and nigh on frosty night – in November, in London – of all places.
Thought for the Day: I’ve been trying to get back into photo mode and this image was the best of the few I took as the light faded. My camera and I have lost our mojo – but I’ll be away from London soon for a brief break and hope a change of scene will do the trick. What do you do when the lens is less than lenient with your photography?
PoetryPix 
I write, and create and change the scene as well….have a good time away.
Thanks Donna – I think I need to be away from London and in a more rural landscape for fresh inspiration – at least that is the theory.
P.S. I see wintry weather has already made an impression in your zone-
Yes we are in the thick of winter now and it is too early.
The one thing I have discovered about photography, since I have been at it since the age of twelve, it gets into your blood, into your bones and into your heart and that is not a bad thing, Press on.
I will heed the advice of a professional – thank you Sherwood!
A very moody and atmospheric image. Hope the lens behaves when you’re on your break. 🙂
thank you Eileen – the best of a not very good bunch. Evidently my lens needs a holiday too!
Looking forward to seeing photos. Where are you going?
New Forest 🌲
Lovely area, we visited Clouds Hill Near Wareham a few years ago – home of T E Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia).