I’m not really back yet in my head but when I clicked quickly on Dan’s post I couldn’t not participate in this challenge. If you’ve read a few posts of mine you might remember that I don’t do mornings; certainly not early mornings. But once … Continue reading A Sardinian Morning
That’s me and dawn (miniscule letter!). The exception proves the rule. FOWC with Fandango: Antithetical
We were at the most southern part of the Mediterranean coast of France. We looked straight east. No atmospheric sunsets to photograph. But it was grand in the mornings. FOWC with Fandango: Sunrise
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Morning Has Broken
Eos brings the light again to Earth every morning, for a renewed day and a renewed world. Square #19 in May: Renew
Aurora is too Roman for me. I’m currently into Greek Gods and Goddesses. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Aurora
As I’ve stated before, I am not a sunrise person. So when I actually do photograph a sunrise I’m going to milk it for all its worth.
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After all was said and done, the Kleinwalsertal looked once again like this:
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: The returning of the light
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My first thought on reading the prompt “inevitable” was to do an image-compare post with the bloom on an apple tree and a ripe apple. Then I thought of the frost we had in recent nights and and I thought that development from bloom to fruit wasn’t so inevitable after all. I thought of a budding flower and a fading flower, and I found the thought far too depressing. I went through a few other possibilties and ended up with the depressing (or possibly freeing?) thought that nothing but death is inevitable (and taxes but let’s not speak of the horrors of the night). The truth is that everything is fleeting, in the final resolve even our planetary system, our galaxy, the universe is not meant forever. But at least within our human existence it holds true that the next sunrise is inevitable.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: What’s next?
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