After the storm, spots of sunshine came out over the Strait of Georgia.
Each time there was an opening in the clouds, it was like a spotlight highlighting the water and islands below. -- Margy
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Love this Margy. Our kids would have said it was God's lantern shining through the clouds.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot of the light streaming through the clouds.
ReplyDeleteI love the Strait of Georgia.
ReplyDeleteKay, Alberta, Canada
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Good name for them Barb.
ReplyDeleteSpare Parts and Kay - The Strait of Georgia is well know for these kinds of clouds.
Margy
Beautiful calm seas. As a child we knew these spotlights as God's/Creator's Glory. Wonderful capture Margy.
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Lovely shot and an equally beautiful description:)
ReplyDeleteTQ for commenting on my post Pool by the Beach. I took those shots around 3PM on a weekday, so the pool was empty!
Oh, loving seeing the sky from Georgia!
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Gayle from Behind the Gate
very good shot! i love that kind of weather.
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by and the comment :)
The clouds and light on the water are beautiful, I love the boats and tree in the foreground also. :)
ReplyDeleteI always love this effect over the land, but it's really beautiful over the water! This is such a soothing and pretty photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely light through the clouds and on the water.
ReplyDeleteI love the gray tones in the sky and water and how the sunlight is popping through the cloud cover. Thanks for visiting my sky.
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