I am thinking that I shouldn’t be so tired this morning. Do you ever do that? Completely discount how you actually feel with what you think you should feel? Crazy, right?
Oh wait– best I not use that word– hmm, how about peculiar– yes, much better.
I keep thinking that the ‘wake-up light’ will go on and yet, I’ve taken the dogs to the park, had water, had coffee, had blueberries with yogurt and almond butter toast, downloaded the photos that I snapped late yesterday evening and here it is going on 8:15 am– I’m about to tuck into my writing routine and damn if my ‘wake-up light’ doesn’t appear to be broken.
The hell?
Maybe it’s cause I am looking at all these photos of the sun going down— is my head that weak? (rhetorical! rhetorical! do not answer the question!)
So the two shots above were taken within in moments of each other and I cannot tell you why one is dark and one is light— I get emails every once in a while asking me questions about my lenses or other photographically technical information and I reply with a Scooby-Do, “huh?”
In fact, that should probably be my ring tone.
I point, I shoot. The fact that I have a sophisticated piece of equipment in my hands with many a button and knob bursting with computer chipped power is wasted on me, alas. I point, I shoot– I am totally grateful for the technology that I am using, but grateful in that sweetly oblivious way I am grateful for the sun– I don’t know how it works, I just like a lot of it on my face.
Here’s hoping your ‘wake-up light’ is bright and shiny this morning and spinning like a disco ball!
Bisous, E
my light is flickering off and on, like my lights on my truck, don't ask, – I so want to nap today…lovely words and extraordinary photos! 🙂 thank you.
So glad to hear someone else shares my photo philosophy! I know the most basic of functions on my camera, and that's fine by me!
I am sleepy too. Still. And I don't even want to look at my “to do” list. It just makes me nauseous.
But there *might* be sun today…I hope.