Twilight, the Best Light

Okay, we made it through another day - one day closer to normal?

The day started off gray, raw, and blustery; remnants of yesterday's rain, but by mid-afternoon the sun was shining and all seemed new and washed and hopeful. I was caught up with indoor projects most of the day but broke out for a walk during the dinner hour and was not disappointed. On some level I could be totally sick of the same-old-same-old; on the other hand, it's a matter of perspective, light, and attitude.

Photo-therapy

These strange times continue, approximately one week in. My consolation continues to be my walks - in and around town and beyond - and employing my Lumix to capture the world around me; the walking and creative efforts serving as distractions to an otherwise depressing situation, occasionally running into other humans out and about, walking the streets, all of us grateful to share a smile and a "hello" (from a distance, of course).



A splash of color is very welcome on a gray day.

This bench along the yellow trail at the Caroline Tuthill Preserve has no takers today. 

From a distance, I thought the swans were swimming among white buoys.



Anthier's Pond lies just over this hill.

A South Beach Sunset never disappoints. 

Sometimes we hope for empty streets and no traffic, but after a week's worth, it's getting old. 

Fishermen's Pier - different every day.