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11.29.2020-2 Silent Sunday…Rainy Day Quietude (Quiet Interlude)
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Very November-ish!
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It is that, Eliza. Foliage is gone and the skies are gray. Thanks!
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That’s just the kind of day we had in Austin today after a cold front came through. I even took a few pictures in places that looked like your landscape.
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On the other hand, wildflowers of various colors are still blooming here.
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Yeah, rub it in. This is a bleak time of year for photography.There are subjects but not so many.
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We’ll see what the predicted freeze by tomorrow morning does to our lingering wildflowers.
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Hope they survive that. No freeze here. Raining and the low will be around 50.
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What a temperature inversion: you’ll be 20° warmer up there than we’ll be down here.
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Weather has it’s own agenda.
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This image looks a lot like the morning appeared here. Then the wind showed up… and the cold, this afternoon.
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It was cold here but right now we are getting a deluge and it’s warm. Mixed up time of the year. Last year on this date I was photographing ice. Not that I am in a hurry but it looks like a while before it comes again.
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Love the angle of that tree – looks as if it’s about to take a dip! 🙂
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I imagine given time it will, Ann. Slowly the river is undercutting it.
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There’s a very inviting feel to this. It seems to want me to glide into the distance and around the corner, but not in a canoe or even a kayak, but rather in diminutive form and in a folded-paper boat. It recalls memories of how I envisioned the folk in Wind In the Willows.
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That would be a fun trip, Gary. Tiny and vulnerable but full of excitement.I’ve driven by this spot a few times on sunny days and the feeling is not at all inviting, at least in my view. Something about the clouds makes it a more intimate experience.
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Today looked a lot like this.
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There’s a quiet beauty to it.
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We had that kind of day today. There are times when a gray day can transform an otherwise pedestrian landscape into something more appealing, as it did here.
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Thanks, Linda. I do like gray days at times. This morning’s post is another example.
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This makes me think of film for some reason. Such calm and quiet – it’s beautiful and it really says late fall- early winter. How nice that the light in the sky was just there at the end of the water! 🙂
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I was lucky that I could pull some texture out of the sky in processing. The raw file showed fairly blank sky. I had driven by here several times during summer and was not inspired until this late November day. It always pays to revisit. 🙂
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