It's going to be such a different summer than almost any summer in our lives, we can all agree.
But sunrises are still sunrises, and sunsets are still sunsets, and nature puts on a show for us whether we are watching or not.
I've been negligent on my sunrises (asleep, mostly) and sunsets (too tired) but on Wednesday night, I literally dragged myself out there, barefoot (not a great idea), to watch what was unfolding.
A different angle.
Good night, sun.
Today would have been my late best friend's birthday. I bid, on her birthday, farewell to spring, and hope for positive change in our world. Every day, every sunrise, every sunset, is a chance to make our world better.
Joining Yogi and the other bloggers who watch the sky each Friday on #SkywatchFriday.
Beautiful colours!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and words. I guess shoes aren't required when it comes to capturing pretty sunsets!
ReplyDeleteLove those sunrise pictures, I've been missing them (sleeping through them) myself.
ReplyDeleteEvery day, every sunrise, every sunset... is a wonderful mantra, Alana. As the summer begins to take hold, let's hope sanity tries to do the same.
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel about dragging yourself out for the sunrise or the sunset. We have those pesky wires near our house too. I am glad you were brave enough to take these wonderful skywatch photographs. Be safe. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteLovely series of sky photos. Sorry about the loss of your friend. I'm sure you have a lot of wonderful memories of your times together. Summer begins and it is definitely not what we would have thought of a year ago. One for the memory books.
ReplyDeleteLoved your pics -- and it helps put our lives into perspective, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteNice skyshots, don't worry about the wires. I have the software to remove the wires but I don't generally do it. They are part of the environment in which I live.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a glorious sunset. A reminder that there is much beauty in the world, much to be thankful for.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your friend. I understand not wanting to go too far afield for photos. The sky is still pretty.
ReplyDeleteI use the same excuses for not getting sunrise and sunset photos (too early in the morning, too tired at night). So I thank you for getting out there for these beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!