The day Hurricane Irma ravaged Florida, I was at Orange Beach, Alabama – just a couple miles from Florida’s westernmost border in the panhandle. The circular bands of clouds give only the barest hint of the massive scale of the storm. Winds were relatively calm in Alabama and nary a drop of rain fell all day.
Storm clouds build in the west as the sun crests the horizon in the east.
Satisfaction is a field of daisies and a fine summer day.
I had the awesome experience of watching the sunrise over two different lakes this morning, June 7, 2017. We put the boat in at the western end of White Lake where I took the first photo, and then motored out to Lake Michigan where I caught a different view about 20 minutes later. I’m liking this smart-phone camera more every time I use it.
To make the day even better, we caught two King Salmon, which equaled our catch for the entire season last year.
Sunrise over White Lake, June 7, 2017.
Sunrise over Lake Michigan, June 7, 2017.
Photo taken from the wedding venue at Cave B Winery in Washington State
Created for a demonstration in “Light Painting” for a Photography class I lead in Alamo, TX.
