Photography – Page 8 – Walk as Children of Light

I decided. Last night. Out of desperation? Perhaps. Considering the prospects of another day forecast to be cold, dismal, wet. A Saturday, no less. Empty. Gray. I decided.

It was time. Time for a change. After a long week. A week of closeting in the house. A week of early to bed. Late to rise. Random needed naps in between. A head full of who-knows. Blowing my nose. Sneezing to the world, “I am sick and I don’t like it!” After a woe-is-me week. It was time.

I decided that it was time for a change. Since the road to my recovery seemed imminent. I decided it was time to venture out. Not far. Just a 100 foot radius. Just the yard. And not alone.

I decided that after a miserable week it was time to venture out, with my camera. It was time, once again, to try the 5 – shot challenge. Would it be possible to photograph five things in my yard on a gray Saturday that would be worthy of publishing in this blog? What could there possibly be that would pique my interest, that would be noteworthy on such a day as this?

The morning greeted me with a snowy surprise. Here’s some of what I found.

It was time. Indeed, it was time again to remember and enjoy, amid the challenges, that each day is God’s gift.

Even though it was a gray day, I decided not to skip my Sunday afternoon walk. I chose to wander in a place I’ve roamed many times before. Even though the wind blew mini-blizzards of snow all around, I was greeted with occasional patches of calm blue sky along with brief, blinding bursts of sunshine.

In spite of the gloominess of the day, I decided to take my camera along and take the ‘Gray Day 5-Shot Challenge.’ Could I come up with five good enough pictures worthy of posting here in the blog?

Since I get to decide, the answer is yes. Here they are, the five shots, the best of the day. Oh, and a little haiku to go along with them.