I can’t tell which season it is where I am now except by where the sun sets in the west.
Regardless what it is actually doing the sun keeps moving across the horizon back and forth throughout the year.
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Here the sun is setting just to the right of that building.The sun is moving even further to the right.Here it is even further to the right.It looks like it is going to hit those buildings. Last night the sun lit up that building to the far right that is still under construction.
Dale offers the prompt “what’s flowering where you are” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I did find an unusual white blossom recently. The first two photos show it.
The last photo is of a palm tree that I have not seen flowering, but I like the shape of the leaves.
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I don’t know what this tree is, but it was blooming recentlyThis picture includes some of the leafThis isn’t flowering, but it is growing where I am now
They are close to where we are currently staying, but not where we normally live.
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People live in buildings like those in the distance. There is one still being constructed as well.Other places where people live especially if they have boatsIn the distance are condos if you look past the bicycle, the people, the palm trees and the whatever-it-is art
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Some of my poetry was recently published in The Short of It. I am grateful to the editor for accepting them.
Some of these may be more cluttered than a true minimalist would find acceptable.
Except perhaps for the last one.
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The beach with a minimal amount of stuff washed to shore. At the top is sand pushed aside by a plow smoothing the beach.So minimal, not even the sun is in the photoThis one is so minimal I almost called it “White On White” except it is gray, the gray sand left as the waves retreated.
It is rather warm where we live in the Carolinas and Florida although sometimes it reaches Florida freezing temperatures below 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
These photos are from when we lived in the Chicago area where Chicago freezing temperatures reached minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Or so I heard. On those days I didn’t go out to check.
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Cold, but still warm enough for snow to cling to the treesSnowing along a path in Northbrook, IllinoisNo snow, but cool temperatures
Leaves of a magnolia tree (I think) just south of Charlotte in South CarolinaBlue bark on some strange tree in southern Florida although it might be a common tree in that areaA view of the fort at St. Augustine, Florida