Thursday, October 27, 2016

Sunset



The golden hour approaches – things that normally I cannot see, are made visible.
The sun acquiesces humbly his daily task by conceding light beyond the horizon.
My eyes cannot see light, but I see the hue of orange that is cast across the landscape.
The brightness is tamed; filtered through immeasurable heavens, beams are softened by the distance. In an instant, a photographer’s glorious dusk-enhanced rostrum can be sought and captured, and yet as I watch the setting sun, I experience more than I can see with my eyes.
I feel threads of warmth kiss my face. I am prompted with laughter-squinting eyes to joyfully gaze at this exquisite illumination of the horizon for I know that this is the only moment I am afforded the opportunity to observe such beauty. Bare shoulders are caressed in a gift of departure. The long shadows beckon the day be done and calls the evening forward. 
Photo credit - Dave Palmer  "Photographer Getting the Shot" - Pacific Beach, CA

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