A simple composition that reflects beauty.

I start the post off with a lone tree at sunset, simple and lovely.

A misty day can end with some lovely colors as you will see in here.

The day was cloudy and cool, but thankfully we only had a calm and soft wind blowing. The weatherman reckons that by Friday, the storm strength winds will be back. A misty morning that lasted until late in the afternoon and just before sunset the skies started to clear. But the clouds never leave without a fight, and it made for some nice sunset shots. So, in here I will try to show you what the entire day looked like.

Early morning in the picture above.

Later in the day above, and below the sun started to break through, as you can see how the sunlight lit up the solar geyser panels on the house roofs.

It was this photo below, that alerted me to drive out and to go and get some sunset shots. In the quarter right of the picture, the sun halo was abruptly stopped, due to no more cloud available to complete the halo ring.

Right, and here we go with the sunset shots.

And finally, I end with the moon.

As you see, I take what I can get, and although I struggled a bit with the light, and the clouds breaking up the perfect circle of the sun, I don't think that the pictures came out too bad. I don't have Photoshop, but I really don't mind as if I had it, then I would have started to show you my ideas of beauty, and I think that nature's beauty is enough as it is. Photography has slowly become more than a hobby in my life and I cannot tell you how many times the deeper secrets of nature have revealed themselves to us in my photos. So, photography has become a way of life for me, and one day I will have enough bucks to get the ideal camera that I want. Thankfully for now the Canon does the job well, and I cannot complain.
Such is life.

I hope that you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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