The daily photo game

I like the interplay of light as it dances throughout the day and the sky moves from daylight blue into the warmth of the setting sun and then the majesty of twilight. And finally, the curtain of night is drawn to black. Night has its charms in its diamond-studded skies. These clear rods change colors and intensity throughout the day and night depending on the light source falling on them. The rods go from the outside to the inside right through the walls. The view from outside is different as the dots only come alive at night. This image of one of my constellations reminds me of a Mondrian composition (window and door rectangles). My constellations are ever changing. I see them every time I walk out my front door.

Over what I call “the South Atlantic” meaning the Atlantic coast of Florida, the clouds are a show…and sometimes a light show. Big, towering Cumulus clouds get started in the early afternoon and roll on into the evening sunset. As in N.C. Wyeth’s painting, “The Giant”, which illustrates children playing on the beach and gazing up at the giant they imagine seeing in the clouds, I too stare up at the water in the sky over the southern Florida coast and see wondrous things.

  Thinking of the Super Moon, and lots of dandelion inspired images in the Daily Photo Game.    

  The organic objects and new shapes in Mark’s image led me to ponder: simple image found objects in a fresh view.