Do Extraordinary Things
Most of the clouds were to the south this morning, so I headed down that way and ended up at Sinatra Park just as everything was starting to light up.
I took a series of shots in this location and ended up liking this one the best because the lines of the waves seemed to mimic the lines of the clouds in the sky.
This morning’s rain washed most of the leaves onto the ground.
It was interesting to see all the orange leaves on the ground while the green leaves still remained in their place.
This time of year is about letting go of the old in order to give way to new beginnings.
Streaks of color painted the sky like a canvas this morning.
I woke up naturally before 5am, so I decided to use all that extra free time to start getting back into my morning routine, which included a short workout, meditation, and a review of my Definite Major Purpose.
Now that the sun is rising later, I now have a nice chunk of time I can use in the mornings to help me achieve my other goals.
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A touch of yellow.
The leaves around here are mostly still in transition, but they are showing signs of nice color.
I used my fisheye this morning to capture a wide section of the skyline and create the feeling of a whimsical stroll along the waterfront.
Autumn explosion.
This morning’s sunrise was incredible–one of the best of the year.
I was amazed right from the start, and just when I thought it couldn’t get any better, it kept getting even better, until it got to the point you see here.