Its barely four in the afternoon but its dark and stormy outside. We are bracing for a sever nor'easter here. Weather.com says a nor'easter is winter's most ferocious storm and Wikipedia calls it a macro-scale storm . True to its description we are already experiencing coastal flooding, high surfs, hurricane force winds and lots of rain! The movie "The Perfect Storm" was based on a true story of a swordfishing boat Andrea Gail that was caught in one in October 1991 -based on a book by the same title by Sebastian Junger. We are hoping and praying for minimal damage and flooding as the storm passes by this area in the next two days.
I took the above photograph couple of months ago as the sun was going down by the beach. The same scene today in sharp contrast is violent and stormy. And yet, its truly amazing that there is still so much beauty in mother nature's fury!
Digital photography
7 comments:
Hello Meera,
The above shot is very beautiful & your previous paintings as well.
Keep up the good work hope to see more from you.
Thank you very much for your comments and for visiting my blog!
i love storms even though they wreck so much. They also some how remind me how insignificant we all are, and makes me happy about the roof over my head. I especially love the whoosing of the old old trees behind our house which must have done so fo rso many years.
I agree B --I am grateful for all the blessings as I witness the beauty and force of nature.
very inspiring, thanky you for that
Thanks Joanne! --That means a lot to me.
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