The view of Ruby Bay from our house is gorgeous – and captivating. The sea is a chameleon, assuming every color you can imagine. Further, its appearance changes over even short times, as clouds play with the light. There must be a lot of factors at play to create what we see – clouds, wind, rain, fog, sun angle, tide, humidity, probably temperature, probably others, but mix them together and you have nature’s kaleidoscope. We are often spellbound – dropping whatever we are doing to gape. Because the view is partially blocked by houses and light poles etc, I can only cleanly capture certain segments of the view in the camera, and these I will show you over the next few posts – so there will be a lot of photos, and very few words – the pictures don’t need them. It is hard to believe how the same view can present itself in such fantastically varied and wonderful ways. The world is amazingly beautiful. And I must say, there are many many more pictures I could show you of this same view, all different. I whittled the images down a bunch, and then Ginger made me cut those by half! We argued more than a bit over a few. But don’t despair if you want more – there are more segments to share! Hope you like them as much as we do.
Next posting – view of the distant islands.
[…] again” because I have already shown you other amazing views of Ruby Bay (Feb 17, 2014; “Receding hills, view from Ruby Bay balcony“). These are all new pictures, and I could easily – oh, believe me! – easily […]