Well, it's already dinner time and I am just now getting to my Sunday photo and post.
I seem to have far more things to do than weekend to do them this time around. I know you can relate.
So today I am going to use a photo I took on Wednesday afternoon while waiting to meet up with my Ladies Night dinner folks. It is near a local college and sets up on a hill. I was trying to catch the sun, just before it set and as I came around the corner, I was able to catch this view.
It is straight out of the camera (with the watermark added of course). More SOOC at Murrieta 365.
I am also joining The Sunday Creative this week at Madeline Bea. This week's creative prompt is Ritual. I have unconsciously started a ritual of looking for sunrises and sunsets to capture. The potentially boring commutes are so much better when there is a chance I will see a stunning sunrise. Also, even in the grayest of days - and we've had months of them by now - there is always a chance of a beautiful sunset. If I catch one, I am a much happier person to be around.
As a side note, how much would you love this view at the end of every day? Wow, great little neighborhood with really unique houses. I had never been there before, but may go back to get a closer look in brighter light.
I'll share my findings, of course!
M.E.
15 comments:
Beautiful :-)
It's lovely! :)
That is a very beautiful picture and the neighborhood certainly does look quaint.
Beautiful photo. I seem to have the same ritual, but have never labeled it.
Beautiful sunset!
I definitely can relate. Beautiful photograph!
Lovely shot. Sometimes the best ones are right where you live without having to go looking for them!
Very pretty sky! Glorious! :)
That is a good ritual - sunrise and sunset-seeking. Beautiful shot, thanks for sharing!
that looks like a great sunset!
It is a beautiful view. I also love how you meet up for dinner regularly with your friends. Fun!
Looking for sunrises and sunsets is a great ritual. Enjoy!
Lou
Stunning!!!!!
Stunning!!!
I love that you're finding silver {or pink} linings in the monotony of your commutes! Wonderful interpretation!
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