Amazing what one can find when the sun is shining, and a strong wind is blowing.
A cloudy haze hung over the signal tower mountain.
No, I don't use a tripod as I shoot free hand and you will see some patience below, as birds flying over the face of the moon are scarce.
But if one waits and watches, then sooner or later something will happen.
So without further ado, come and have a look.
A near miss, but you can see what I was aiming at, as I wanted a bird on the moon's face. Like a speck in the eye sort of thing :)
The heat bleached the mountains as the winds were blowing in ocean air.
See what I mean? No ways that I could get the mountain peaks clear in the salty haze.
This swallow was a bit of a better shot in my attempts to get a bird on the moon.
An Olive tree land across the hillside and the palm tree, were the characters that caught my eye here below.
And finally, just a close up of our moon in the daylight. A bit hazy, but not as much as the haze on the mountains.
There is always something to see on any day if a person takes a closer look. I watch people walking around, blinded to the beauty as most of them as either busy talking or typing on their mobile phones. It beats me how a person, can walk around outside on their phones without taking in the beauty of nature. But such is life as most are busy chasing the bucks to survive. At times we can even hear people screaming into their phones that they are waiting for payments.
Busy lives can certainly make a person miss the finer things in life. So many overload themselves with work, that they have no time to look around. We cannot blame them, as things are not easy here nowadays, but a few moments to look around in nature can certainly destress anyone. Doctors rooms are full when I go there, and believe it or not, even in the doctors rooms, patients receive business calls.
Many of them are in the doctors rooms because of their busy lives.
Some sort of a paradox here.
And That's All Friends.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX70HS Bridge camera.
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