Dense fog transforms a stand of teasel across the road into a suggestion, a dream, an Impressionist painting.

Dense fog transforms a stand of teasel across the road into a suggestion, a dream, an Impressionist painting.

A bit of greenery wears diamonds, treasures of dew conjured from thin air. It’s important to make time and effort to see the small things right underneath us.

A tangle of weeds, a snow covered field, and a distant bush welcome the morning light.

A little over 8 centimeters of snow fell yesterday; some in the morning and the rest during the evening. Today has been a very lovely day with fresh snow, a brisk breeze, and a lot of sun which raised the temperature to about -1C. So we posed for a self-portrait with our hoop tunnel, inside which are the last of our garden greens.

Sunlight glinting off mid-level clouds adds cheerful colour to a morning.

I have loved stopping during my morning commute to drink in, absorb, photograph, and share the amazing vistas I’ve been blessed to see. I’ve not shared those morning views for some time and there is a good reason. For over a month I’ve commuted to work in the dark. It’s still a restful contemplative time for me. Unfortunately there isn’t much to see and share. Once at work I cannot stop to see, to share.
Reverting to Daylight Standard Time this weekend may bring a little light back to my commute, to my posts. For this post, here’s a view from early August.
Sometimes the most restful and contemplative views are within us, if we can look within.