And with this last shot in the sharp rays of the early spring sun, I conclude my series Signs of Spring. I will commence to go into hibernation during the dark and dismal days ahead and wait for that light to show again.
It doesn’t matter if we have to bundle up. Give us a ray of sun on the other side of February 1. and you’ll find someone soaking it up.
– Sharing work from my portfolio.
It is warm enough for me to take my gloves off, another important sign.
Sharing work from my portfolio.
The Christmas decorations on Regent Street in the afternoon sun.
Did I mention Galway sits almost at the edge of the (once known) world? I noticed one afternoon through the kitchen window of the apartment how the sun was turning a part of the sea a bright silver. I rushed out on the deck, 4 floors up, with my camera. I didn’t quite manage to catch the silver but the view was impressive none the less.
Isn’t it just one of nature’s wonders?
One morning in late august a rare fog hung over the neighbourhood. I had to admit it took my 8 year old daughter to get me to see the magic. “Look mom, there are spider webs all over!”
And indeed there were. By the time I had returned from dropping her off at school the sun was out, I dashed inside after my camera to capture the magic at the perfect time when the sun was out to reflect in the water drops and before everything dried off.
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