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| Elements of nature London, ON April 2022 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Hang around for a few minutes after sunset and, if you’re lucky, the sky will put on one last show before winking out for the night.
We can learn a few lessons from this:
- Patience is photographically virtuous.
- Those who hang in there are often rewarded.
- Those who leave early probably don’t appreciate what they’re missing.
- It’s always the right time to look up.
- What happens up there shapes everything that happens down here.
- We’ll never run out of colors.
- The sky will always find new ways to paint itself.
- The sky is a metaphor for life.
It feels good to get back to telling the sky’s story through glass as I gradually return to where I need to be. Looks like additional stare-way-up experiences are called for.
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Previous COVID Series Entries:
COVID comes for me, April 4, 2022
My first day on the inside, April 5, 2022
Making lemonade from lemons, April 6, 2022
Breathe in the forest, April 7, 2022
Comfort dogs for the win, April 8, 2022
Perfect Boston trees, April 9, 2022
Frozen in time and space, April 10, 2022
Looking into the lives of strangers, April 11, 2022
Rail cop run-in, April 12, 2022
Duck, duck... April 13, 2022
Climbing a long staircase, April 14, 2022
A reflective icon of the skyline, April 15, 2022
The B-52 history lesson, April 15, 2022
Negative is the new positive, April 16, 2022
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