Photographers call it the sweet light. In the minutes that surround sunrise and sunset, the atmosphere diffuses the sun's rays to cast everything, from trees to buildings, in varying shades of warmth. Sometimes it seems the earth spins faster at sunrise and sunset because the sweet light changes its hue quickly and disappears without warning if you don't pause to take note. Today would be a good day to take notice.
20 October 2007
A graceful bow draped in warm light
Photographers call it the sweet light. In the minutes that surround sunrise and sunset, the atmosphere diffuses the sun's rays to cast everything, from trees to buildings, in varying shades of warmth. Sometimes it seems the earth spins faster at sunrise and sunset because the sweet light changes its hue quickly and disappears without warning if you don't pause to take note. Today would be a good day to take notice.
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