Do Extraordinary Things
On certain overcast mornings, there is a brief period of glowing, atmospheric blue. This only happens sometimes, and I don’t know what causes it, but it’s a rare treat. You have to catch it at just the right time, because the perfect level of brightness only lasts for a couple of minutes before it starts to get too bright. The clouds really made the scene this morning, these great ridges in the sky, almost resembling the undulating waves below.
A swirling, bright pink cloud formation appeared at the horizon this morning, resembling flames shooting up from some massive fire. When I first spotted it, I wasn’t in a good location for a photo, so I ran down closer to the water hoping to capture it in time. I managed to do so while it was still radiating with a fiery brilliance. It lasted only about a minute or two before it started to fade away, and then it was gone.