One can never get tired or bored at viewing the wonders in the sky.
Especially when a strong wind was dancing with the clouds again.
Did you know!
One gets used to a full moon every month, but the month of May will have two full moons. It is reckoned to be a rare celestial treat, and that's why they call it a Blue Moon. The first day of May we will see a full moon, and on the last day of the month being the 31st, we will see the full blue moon again. So, if we can't get the full moon on the 1st day of May, due to cloud cover, I will get a second chance to get it on the last day of the month. In any case, let's see what I have to share with you in this post.
I took the 3 shots below to show you how quickly the views can change.
One can hear the whispers of the trees carried on the wind, and I wondered what they were saying to each other. We know that the trees are alive and sometimes we even hug the trees. Just the way we go through life, as nature is a free gift to us all.
I read the local newspaper every day and the weather page is one of my favorites, as they include all kinds of information that is valuable to know for a nature photographer. Things like the expected weather conditions of the day, and other information such as the sun and moon rising and setting times, the tides of the ocean, dam levels, wind speeds, air quality, and so much more including a map that contains the rainfall, what has fallen and what is expected.
On this day we were told that, yet another cold front was on its way overnight and all of the clouds in here are the forerunners of the solid stuff. Another thing that we see is that most of the heavy rain clouds are briskly blown over our area to travel far up north where they have so much rain that it floods.
We are so dependent upon the weather, aren't we? So, we contact our friends and family members to join us for a picnic, and we prepare all the food and beverages, and when the day arrives it rains. I think that many of you know how the weather can spoil one's plans. Somebody once said that you can make your plans and then life happens. I think he knows what he was talking about. But then again, there are so many other issues in life that can spoil our plans.
Such is life.
I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.
Photos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.
Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
Until next time, cheers!
