Small beams of joy

It’s been gloomy and grey here

And I’m sad to see winter trying to say farewell.

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But sometimes, all you have to do

Is look up (and hope you have your camera with you)

And appreciate the rays of light where you find them.

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For more joyful beams, please visit: Skywatch.

102 thoughts on “Small beams of joy

  1. Beautiful shots. We had our very first cold for the season here in Tampa this morning. A nippy 33 degrees. Enough to throw a Floridian into a conniption.

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  2. Back in the dark ages, I went to Catholic grade school and if we were good little girls, we would get Holy Cards with pictures of the saints — who were always surrounded by “heaven’s” rays that looked exactly like your pictures. I don’t go to church now, but I do believe that the sun showers blessings on us — (and definitely on you). Thanks for sharing them!

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  3. Again, fabulous images Fi.

    to answer your questions…those are corn shocks. The amsh cut the corn with a binder and stand them up like a teepee until the ear of corn dries enough to be harvested. If the ear of corn is not thoroughly dry it will mold if they put it in a storage bin.

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  4. Amazing and painterly…
    I often see, that the lighmood is especially nice, when a season say goodbye and I’m enjoying this short times
    (I’m not very sad, when the winter is over… but the winter in this year wasn’t a really winter)

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  5. You of all people should always have your camera with you Fiona, you capture the most amazing moments to share with us, merci beaucoup once again.

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  6. Wow!! Absolutely superb captures…the multi-layered cloud cover and the light [crepuscular rays] seeping through are just wonderful. Kudos!!

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  7. Dearest Ladi-fi; What beautiful pictures of “beams of joy”♡♡♡ The sky shots are my favorite to enjoy from friends post, maybe I don’t have much chance to find appropriate time 🙂 Wishing you a beautiful weekend like your photos.
    Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear friend, xoxo Miyako*

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