Monday 2 May 2016

When The Sun Came Out

WHEN THE SUN came out one recent morning the world's woes seemed a little lighter. Petals planted along a fence stretched to greet the rays.

Freshly washed dresses clinging to a clothesline soaked in the warmth.

Windows of a small abandoned building captured a bit of the glow.

Horse and rider came out to test the Crescent Beach waters.

I like the cloudy, rainy days but was nonetheless dazzled by the sun as it penciled tree shadows onto the pathways where I walked.

Beneath the pier, sun reflections in the water twinkled at me like stars.

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Copyright by Penelope Puddlisms

10 comments:

  1. Lovely shots - those poppies are glorious!

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  2. Oh, the pier, the pier. I can hardly wait. All your photos here are gorgeous but I miss the pier the most. Heading out your way soon. Details to follow on e-mail. Hugs!
    K

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  3. All delightful and well composed and presented photos! Love the captions too!

    Happy Week to you ~ ^_^

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  4. So interesting shots about the joy of a sunny day. I especially like the hanged wet clothes and the stars on the water you captured. I don’t dislike cloudy or rainy days during the summer but I’d have a dismal sort of longing for sunshine if my spring is so wet.

    Yoko

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  5. Love the sunshine through the poppy petals. A beautiful photo.

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  6. A delightful series of images!

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  7. The 'stars' reflecting under the pier are wonderful. Sunshine is always welcome, but there is really something utterly special about the Pacific Northwest sunshine when it comes after a long gray spell. You beautifully captured the wonder and joy of it.

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  8. Wonderful shots. I love clothes on the line and it's a shame so few clothes are air dried. The way you caught the flowers catching the rays was great. Loved seeing the horse and rider. I used to ride as a child so shots like that make me nostalgic.

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  9. Delightful pictures! I was born in Vancouver and it makes me wish I were there!

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