Wednesday, June 10, 2015

Change

©2015 Barry Smith - A fragment of dawn light fills this blossom
The move from autumn to winter is a time of change on our mountain: the morning light has changed to dark shades of grey-blue and then a blush or orange; the only street light on Treehaven Way is still shining when I walk; the Camellias and Nectarines are just a riot of colour; the Maples are shedding leaves; and artworks on the block reappear. I love these marks of seasonal change.

©2015 Barry Smith - The valley is filled with dark light asI begin my walk
©2015 Barry Smith - Dawn & power lines in Treehaven Way
©2015 Barry Smith - Dark dawn in Treehaven Way
©2015 Barry Smith - An orange puddle created by the only street light on Treehaven Way
©2015 Barry Smith - Got to love the resileience of the nectarine blossom 
©2015 Barry Smith - Camellia  bee food bowl
©2015 Barry Smith - The skinny maple begins to emerge
©2015 Barry Smith - The soft light on the terraces
©2015 Barry Smith - Fiona's peace weather grams still survive after months of being hidden in the foliage of the tree at the front of the house.

©2015 Barry Smith - This gathering of posts emerge from the frangipani
©2015 Barry Smith - Fiona's rusted wraps on a post appear from another frangipani
Having said that I can't say I look forward to the cold. Still the good news is that the shortest day is but 6 weeks away and then the mornings will take on a brighter hue.


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4 comments:

  1. GisizeeJune 10, 2015 at 8:05 PM

    That fourth one reminded me of Turner! Lovely shots all, B.

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  2. mairedoddJune 11, 2015 at 12:15 AM

    the festival of light - yes. at the shift of seasons i take time to be grateful for getting to bear witness to it once again. hoping of course that there will be others in my future, i try to sink into each moment and savor the subtlety of nature's cycles. beautiful pictures.

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  3. CarolJune 12, 2015 at 10:37 AM

    Your change of season is far more spectacular than ours down here on the coast, B. Though there are a few more coloured leaves than I usually see. Your photos are so beautiful...

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  4. BarryJune 17, 2015 at 8:13 PM

    Hi TT, MJ & C - thanks for checking out the post. TT - got to love the way light focuses and plays. MJ - you are so right - each day a visual feast is offered up if only we pause to experience the feast of colour and light. C - I goes being in the mountains (hills really) contributes to a more distinct seasonal change. Peace. B

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