Saturated light does not have to be the exclusive property of art or sunsets. I have driven this stretch of road in the Tahoe National Forest many times and always thought it very ordinary. But it was briefly transformed by this sunset, reminding me that the light in which we view our common settings and circumstances can make them less or more attractive.
To my followers, a BIG thank you. My husband and I are preparing to depart for a trip and I’ll be out of touch for about 10 days. I look forward to catching with everyone upon my return. God bless.
your thoughts are so true, and this is a beautiful photo. I look forward to your return.
Thank you so much:)
What a beautiful shot. Another example of how true the adage, “Find the light first,” is.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for visiting and for your lovely comment.
Beautiful. Have a wonderful trip. 🙂
Thank you very much:)
I love the light and color in this one…have a safe trip!
I appreciate your kind words and your good wishes:)
Common and unspectacular landscapes are difficult to photograph thus when you get a shot that really works it makes it all the more special. Have a safe trip.
So very true. Thank you, we are just walking out the door.,,
Via con Dio!
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…and in here you’ve managed to beautifully freeze the ‘light at play’ forever! 🙂 truly beautiful, bright & colorful. There’s something in this pic that triggers optimism!
I’m delighted that you enjoy it. Thank you for your visit and for your very kind comment:)
Beautiful shot. This is the kind of scenery that stops you in your tracks. Hope all is well with you!
Hi Julie, So nice to see you! We are well, just lots of changes this year. I’m looking forward to finding the time to catch up with your blog. How’s the book coming along? xo Viv
Hi Viv. Nice to hear that all is well. Book is okay. I’m posting here less so that I can work on it more. Looking forward to new posts from you as well! Warm Wishes – Julie
p.s. I was just thinking about you on Saturday so your message was quite timely!