...and something else was waiting for me when I stepped outside.
A brief introduction if I may, as this post is once more in two halves. The first half is to show you what things looked like on a misty morning (5 shots), and the shots in the second half were also taken in the morning, but in the day before the misty morning (5 shots). So, all in all we have some lovely views in stock to please your eyes. The weather constantly changes the views, and my camera just loves the sights.
So, come and see.
Ever so slowly the mist started to abate.
And this below was that last of the mist, as then things started to clear up.
Here below is the "something else" else that I mentioned above.
Could this be a big heart for all of the Hive members?
As I stepped out of the house, I saw this cloud dangling above our roof. Some really strange and exciting cloud shapes that pitch up unannounced lately, and for us having more views is always pleasing to see. Of course, the winds play a major role in the views that you will see, but we see it as a blending of the forces of nature.
So, let's follow this cloud to see what I could get.
Finally, the cloud's hairdo started coming apart
I have decided to put a storyline on hold, as I know that the pictures can tell you their own story, and I don't want to destroy the splendor of the views as seen by us. Yes, I have a very good camera, but it cannot imitate the two lenses that I have in my face (eyes), as to see this with naked eyes looks so much better. Not meant to deride my camera, as it does a pretty good job, but the naked eye is always so much better.
I can tell you that it's wonderful to see this, and I will never hesitate to explore anything that nature dishes up for me to see. For instance, I could have only taken one shot of the two views in part one and two of this post, but then if I hadn't gone out, I would have missed all of the other exciting views that you see. A bonus is the mountains that run along the back of our property, as they always add a lovely character to the pictures.
Such is life.
I hope that you enjoyed the views.
All photos taken by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.
Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
Until next time, cheers!
