It’s really winter now …

… but there was enough of a cloud break …

… for a slightly pink blush.
Happy Saturday.
It’s really winter now …

… but there was enough of a cloud break …

… for a slightly pink blush.
Happy Saturday.

A lovely light through the bare trees …

… lends warmth and colour to our January overcast.
Happy Friday.
During a westerly flight into the sun …

… the refraction of light through high altitude ice crystals produced a bluish-white halo above the sunset. Isn’t it beautiful?
Happy Thursday.
… pretty good for January, right?

Another mostly sunny day helps to get us through one of the darkest months of the year …

… as a prelude to spring.

Greetings from the Okanagan Valley.
… photos, that is, from 2024.






















Thanks for the memories, 2024. Happy 2025.
A fun Saturday question for you: is this photo upside down or right side up?

The answer will be in the comments.
Happy Saturday; have a good weekend.
I took a long Boxing Day walk to get some exercise after a couple of days of too many good things to eat.

We have had a lot of rain, so our resident mallard duck flock was very happy.

Our overcast was breaking up, and though I’m hopeful of a bit of sun, the forecast isn’t in my favour. We are slated to get lots more rain over the next week …

… so we will be getting much more of this instead.

Nevertheless, there is a counterpoint. The seasonal lights look lovely against the grey, rainy sky, reminding all of us that the sun will be back.
Happy Friday.

‘Cloudland’ …what if we could float amongst the clouds?…
Cloudland
A beautiful cloud capture from Andy at Ebb Then Flood. Please click the link above to see more of Andy’s photography.

Echo Lake
A beautiful scene from Peerless Cynic. Please click the link above to see more of Peerless’s lovely nature photography.
Here in the Okanagan, the natural weather pattern in the winter is rain, but now and then we get some very precious sunny periods.

When a bit of December afternoon sun arrives …

… it’s a very lovely thing …

… to be treasured and prized to get us through the next onslaught of rain.
Happy Monday.