A while ago I posted about the diamonds that I try to make with bits of each project with the plan to put a kind of a journal quilt together someday. Passionate Quilter's recent post reminded me of this project, so here are two more diamonds (from the red and yellow strings and red confetti).
Another 1:30am photo, just as yesterday's rain clouds were dissipating. I hope this isn't getting boring for my Nordic readers - or the non-Nordic ones! I'm really getting into this whole light thing. I'm even dreading the moment next week when it starts getting a little darker each day. I'm heading farther north in July and August, though, so that will make it all last a bit longer! I'll have to post a companion 'dark' photo series in December this year!
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I will never get bored of the light and pictures of the light of the night. This is so my favorite time of year I also dread the 22nd of June when the dark will sloooowly take over the light.
I love these late night pictures, but now I have to wonder . . . . what are you doing up so late? I go to bed with the chickens *s*
Your sky photos are something to behold! And the diamonds are great, they are a 'girl's best friend', after all.
I love your sky photos because then I get to enjoy another corner of our big world. Thanks for sharing them!
I'm not bored with the light photos, it's so different from where I live.
The diamonds are gorgeous!
The 'dark' series may not be so enlightening :)
What a great idea with the diamonds and a journal quilt. 'Fraid I don't have the time or memory to do that, but I still love it!
like the diamonds and enjoy seeing your night light.....it is winter here and sunrise is about 7am ans sunset it just after 5pm....we are nearly at our shortest day it is during this week.....more photos please....
I love the idea of a journal quilt, if only I'd kept pieces of quilts past, I'm sure I'd have enough diamonds for a queen size quilt by now!
I love the 'light' pictures, definitely keep them up!
*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
Love the lightness and can't imagine what it must be like, my neighbor to the "north." :)
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