The sky grew darker painted blue on blue one stroke at a time into deeper and deeper shades of night. - Haruki Mukarami.
Deepest shades hide many colours
See how the moon illuminates the shore? Even the clouds are brighter as they are kissed by light.
In the distance, fog envelops the mountains as night deepens. The colours in the field are still visible through in a blurry haze. Look up to the sky where similar colours are on display as Mother Nature dazzles her admirers with a late August light show of her own, aurora borealis.
The silence of the night settles in. The sky becomes more mottled, more subdued in colour. And as aurora borealis fades away, the waves on the shore and the wild flowers in the fields brighten once more under the moonlight.
It is Nature's last contented sigh before deep sleep.
Please visit my online store often for other scenes in the Canadian Vignettes series that will soon be available for purchase. However, you may also contact me with your suggestions for new scenes in this series. Send me your photos of Canadian scenery as inspiration! Or leave me a message in the Reply Box below. I would love to hear from you!
A wonderful series, Louise 🙂
Thanks Phil.
CONGRAULATIONS!!! WELL DONE
Thanks Sally.