After a huge thunderstorm, the rain stopped and I went out to take an after-midnight swim. Luckily, I’d taken my iPhone out to listen to a book as I did my water exercises, and used it to try to capture a photo of a rare firefly that clung to the branch of an Areca palm hanging out over the water. I couldn’t capture it, but luckily it did make me notice an incredible moon and cloud tableau over my neighbor’s house that is pictured in the gallery below. This is the scene: mist surrounding and rising up into the night-chilled air from the hot water of my geothermally heated pool, clouds swirling around the moon. Click on the individual photos below to enlarge them.
For Hammad’s Weekend Sky Prompt.
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Wow looks like a good time and beautiful too.
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Where are you now? When are you going to Tahiti?
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Ensenada on the boat to get some work done on her then sailing Southern California
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Have fun. BE safe.
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Those are some eerie and cool photos!
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Night sky after a heavy storm is certainly a delight to watch.
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful captures with my challenge 🙂
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Thanks for prompting them, Hammad.
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