Saturday night; Sunday morning

Trees silhouetted in the mist. Greenhithe, New Zealand. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

Misty morning, Greenhithe, NZ. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

As an antidote to the chaos of a weekend spent painting and restoring furniture, I took some time on Saturday evening and early Sunday morning to walk around the neighbourhood. The recent clear and cold winter weather has produced some stunning sunsets and mist-shrouded mornings.

Nature's frame. Sunset over Herald Island, NZ, seen trhough ferns. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

Nature’s frame. Sunset over Herald Island, NZ. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

Sunset, Rahui Beach, Greenhithe, NZ. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

Sunset, Rahui Beach, Greenhithe, NZ. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

Early morning, Wainoni ponds, Greenhithe, NZ. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

Early morning, Wainoni ponds, Greenhithe, NZ. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed.

This post was written for Sally D’s Mobile Photography Challenge, at Lens and Pens by Sally. The theme is nature.

 

 

49 thoughts on “Saturday night; Sunday morning

    • Thank you Sally. As I mentioned to Desley Jane, the mist totally enveloped all the boring stuff around the trees. Otherwise it’s a pretty dull scene. Photographing the same neighbourhood over a period of time has really helped me to see how nature weaves mystery and transformation onto even the most mundane scenes.

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    • Thank Julie. Yes; we’re repainting a few rooms and restoring/refreshing furniture in preparation to put the house on the market. No real time-frame; everything has to fit around when my partner is in the country!

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  3. On the last photo I bet there is a huge shark just underneath the water. There’s like sharks everywhere down there. At least that is what I tell myself. By the way, I am terrified of sharks. Just saying.

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    • That would be so funny. It’s a stormwater pond, and is probably about a foot deep. Looking at the shot though, I could almost imagine the Loch Ness monster (or at least it’s tiny, miniaturized relation).

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