Changing moods of the north sky-sea, droplets and other matters

©2019 Barry Smith - Horse hair caught on barbed wire with micro droplets of water

There was no time for making art today - there were mundane tasks to be done. But we still manage a walk to the cove. The mood of the sea from the cove headland always captivates me. Yesterday it rained virtually all day so the sky-sea were grey on grey.

©2019 Barry Smith  - Grey on grey sky-sea

This morning started out pretty much the same; but around midday the sun was out and  the sky-sea was blue on blue.

©2019 Barry Smith  - Blue on blue sky-sea

Though the rain can be challenging I prevailed upon Fiona yesterday to stop in the rain whilst I photographed a few raindrops on wool and horse hair caught on a fence along the way.

©2019 Barry Smith  - Rain droplets on fine wool fibres

©2019 Barry Smith  - Rain droplets on brown wool fibres

One of the mundane tasks today was to dig another trench to get water away from the sump of our sewerage system.

We did also get sidetracked moving a large flagstone; and rehabilitating Pratias that had become overgrown by clover. That was a creative thing to do in a bit of afternoon sun.