nature’s gift
mws
painted on a canvas sky
the morning’s clouds
I found a place to settle along the ridge, just below the road and above Dixon Reservoir. I lowered my tripod to be just at eye level and sat there among the bluestem grass, rabbitbrush and sage brush. My low perspective was much like that of the cottontails or coyotes. I was surrounded by silence and the spicy, bitter yet inspiring fragrance of the sage. And, Oh, those clouds! I took in slow deep breaths and soaked in the gift of being alive. Within me a prayer stirs and a desire that all the world would experience and partake of these moments nature offers. I could have sat there all day but…the day calls.
I took this image about 8 minutes earlier. This is the predawn sky and the first one is sunrise. Meet Mark for breakfast at 9:00 am then have the staples removed from my head. Rain predicted for later this afternoon. Have a super Awesome day!
4 Comments
Earl
Love those clouds and I like the ”critter” perspective.
Monte Stevens
Another perspective I sometime wonder about is how those critters see these predawn colors and sunrises. Do they appreciate them? Do they give thanks for each one? Are they irrelevant to them? Have a good day, my friend!
Faye White
Gorgeous clouds! Have a good Friday!
Monte Stevens
Thank you, Faye. I see where there was some pretty nasty weather in Georgia yesterday. Not sure if it affected you. Hope you have a great day!