But it’s relatively warm, so at least there’s no snow shovelling and we definitely have it a lot better than many on this continent who are dealing with some heavy-duty winter.
Whatever your weather, I hope you have a good Monday.
We are presently socked in by a very grey, heavy overcast accompanied by rain and wind so I chose to post these photos from a couple of weeks ago when we had a few clear but cooler days.
At least our daylight hours are increasing so even though we’re grey, we’re not experiencing complete darkness at 4:30!
And in other good news, now that January is finished, spring might start showing itself a little.
We have recently had some very soft evening light.
It has been a lovely time of day, windless and calm …
… with some thinish clouds adding a veiled, mellow luminosity.
For a few seconds a strong pinkish tone emerged (this picture is completely unretouched). It was likely caused by light scattering of the blue and violet wavelengths allowing the pink, orange and red wavelengths to illuminate the clouds.
We’ve had some unusual weather for January, mild and rainy; perhaps this is the way it will be going forward. In any event, at the end of a dark wet day, this splash of melba mixed with the grey created a pretty effect.
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