My Last Afternoon Walk of the Year

I know it's a day early but I couldn't resist a vegetation shot.

30 December Pink Sky at Night

30 December Morning Walk

It's already hot at 6:15am and there is evidence of last nights storm. Puddles and wind blown flowers from the poinciana trees and the river looks muddy.

28 December Night Sky

28 December Rain overnight

I woke up to find that it had rained overnight and the garden was refreshed.

28 December Going Home

26 December

The promised storm passed by.

Christmas weather

Christmas day at the beach was slightly overcast often promising a storm that never materialized. Overcast enough to trick someone who should know better into getting sunburnt. We spent the afternoon beside a beautiful pool and the evening eating seafood as the clouds gathered.

Dancing Light

This morning the morning sunlight danced across the river. Technical ineptitude allowed me to produce this lovely image of sunshine and mangrove shadows

22 December Evening Sky with Star

Solstice Shots

It's summer solstice. Warm humid slight wind and no Stonehenge to dance around.
In the northern hemisphere it is the festival of St Lucy an opportunity to light candles and feast. How like Christmas and Hanukkah.

20 December Morning Tide

Yesterday's Afternoon Sky

A lone pink cloud in the hot afternoon sky.

20 December PM Sky

Clouds in the afternoon of a cool and windy day.

19 December AM. So hot that the grass goes to seed overnight.

I am not sure about the focus here but I like the image. As I am camera challenged any advice would be appreciated!

Satellite Image 18 December.

There has been a crescendo of ever hotter days but we a promised a cool change this afternoon.

Sunset 13 December. Gerringong.

14 December 3 PM Sydney

After an absence from the blog I had to include this iconic Australian Shot as afternoon clouds roll in from the east with the afternoon sea breeze. More images from the last week coming soon.

Afternoon Walk 5pm

Synoptic Chart 7 December

Like a bird on a wire.

Waiting for todays storm

Morning puddles

So very 'the morning after the night before"