Anticrepuscular rays?

[Marin B]

I've never noticed this phenomenon before, perhaps because I've never spent so much time looking at the sky as I have done for the past couple of years. I was about to ask what caused these rays, but in poking around a bit on this board I think I found the answer. This picture was taken 10 minutes after sunset looking E-SE. There were no clouds in the sky other than some low dense fog that you can see towards the bottom center of the picture. And it was a little bit smoggy.

 

[Mick West]

Looks like anticrepuscular rays to me. The pattern of the rays varies a lot based on what is casting them (usually clouds, but can be mountains)
https://www.google.com/search?q=anticrepuscular+rays&num=50&source=lnms&tbm=isch

 

[SR1419]

This picture was taken 10 minutes after sunset looking E-SE.

Terra Linda- Sleepy Hollow divide?

 

[Marin B]

Terra Linda- Sleepy Hollow divide?

Yes - at a friend's house to view the county fair fireworks on the 4th. Not very impressive - don't know if it was the height/distance, or just that the firework display wasn't as big as previous years.