In selecting my photos for the best of the year, I made the decision to create this post.
January
Sunrise from our home.
February
Sunrise Paradise Point, Gold Coast
March
Sunset Charlottes Pass, Snowy Mountains.
May
Sunset from our home, to the SW.
June
Sunset at Coolangatta Beach, Gold Coast.
July
Sunrise through the golf course trees.
2 days later than the above.
September
Sunset Mt Isa
October
From our home, across the golf course.
A magnificent morning to be awake and out and about at 4.30 am!
I am truely blessed to live where I live.
Nature leaves me speechless endlessly!
I would love to read your comment.
I agree with you--- And I enjoyed your selection very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bill. Finding joy in nature will help us through these Covid times.
DeleteYour sunrise photos are beautiful and give so much hope for the beginning of each brand new day! Your sunsets are just as pretty and give reason to be thankful for the day just lived!
ReplyDeleteNature gives us so much to be thankful for.
DeleteThe light in these photos is incredible. I especially love August, Helen!
ReplyDeleteOur home is in a wonderful position to fully enjoy dawn and sunset. Sometimes I just need to get up earlier. I doubt you are out and about with your very low temperatures at the moment.
DeleteI love this! A year's worth of sunrises - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda. I just had to share them!
DeleteBeautiful. My favorite is the Snowy Mountains.
ReplyDeleteMary, the Snowy Mtns image evokes so many treasured memories of a day I didn't want to end!
DeleteFabulous sunrises and sunsets, Helen! All the year looks so lush and colourful.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be able to pick a favourite but I must say the Coolangatta Beach looks amazing.
Thank you for your comments today... and for the tip! The books by Janine Marsh sound delightful. Who wouldn't dream of a rural life in France? :)
Stay safe and well! Happy 2022! 🥂✨🤗
No snow on the ground here Sara! Coolangatta Beach is always perfec for either sunrise or sunset.
ReplyDeleteI am glad I shared the book with you. On reading this book, my dreams of a life in rural France have been reignited. Very much only a dream! My neighbour is going to make Cassoulet for us.
You can't go wrong with sunrises and sunsets, in my opinion! What beautiful images! Isn't it interesting how every day - really, every moment - is different? I, too, feel blessed to experience the beauty at sunrise and sunset! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo true, Kim.
DeleteYesterday I was very late with my ironing and as a result did not witness the molten colours of the sunset. Friends sent me photos, surprised that I had not done so first.
What a superb collections of photos. Both such wonderful times of day. Hard to pick a favourite but the June image just wins for me!
ReplyDeleteThank you Andy. I am inclined to agree re the June image.
ReplyDeleteYou're out and about early, Helen! I think your skies, both sunrise and sunset are amazing. The landscapes are gorgeous, too. You DO live in a beautiful place.
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