Weekly Photo Challenge: Illumination

Since January 1st, the Sunshine State has been anything but sunny ❗ Of the past 14 days, 9 have been partly-to-mostly cloudy and today was MOTS. When the sky hinted at steely illumination around 8:45am, I went running for the camera:

While zooming the lens, I noticed a glare bouncing around the Brazilian Pepper Tree so rapidly started clicking.

I’m thrilled I caught this illuminating shot…so early in the week, too. 🙂

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11 thoughts on “Weekly Photo Challenge: Illumination”

I love clouds!! yours are beautiful 🙂 Where do you live? We moved here from Sarasota. I always loved it there in the summer because of the fantastic thunderheads and gorgeous clouds. It looks like you have a great garden and tons of interesting plants and flowers.

kristc99 says:

January 14, 2013 at 5:18 pm

oops, I got so interested in looking around your blog I forgot to thank you for the pingback!
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  January 15, 2013 at 8:41 am
  
  Hello! You’re quite welcome for the pingback! I I’ve read some people don’t like them but I’m a huge fan…I love seeing blogs I might not run across and Zemanta lets that happen!
  (oh! btw, I’m in Vero Beach)

I love it…

SmallHouseBigGarden says:

January 15, 2013 at 8:25 am

Thank you! Welcome back from vacation!! 🙂

Even though as a florida resident I feel cheated by cloudy days (carryover from living in CA), but those silvery photos make it all look thrilling

SmallHouseBigGarden says:

January 15, 2013 at 11:07 am

Thank you, George!
I’ve been thoroughly enjoying your blog, btw…such fantastic info.
Since you’re practically a neighbor, keep Gardenfest in mind if you’re out and about on February 2 or 3! Today we’re working on the schedule for our booth and coordinating our literature. Should be lots of fun, as always!

It’s been cloudy and dreary here, too. Not a good combination with the already darkest month of the year. 😦 I’m ready for the hints of spring that often arrive in February!