Morning Stars

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On these late October mornings when even a late riser gets up in the dark, make time to go outside and let the stars see you.

We’re all part of the same wide universe here on earth. How can any challenges you may have stand up to that? If you are still a child, look up and spin around. Let the stars swirl around you.

Starry Sky
Starry Sky, photo by my brother, Ken
Note: The photo was taken on a moonless night in Tucson and shows the stars around Orion. 30 second exposure at f2.8 and ISO 400, post-processed using Lightroom.
 

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2 comments

  1. Ginny -

    What a great picture! My husband and I walk most mornings at 5:45. I have a hard time because I want to be looking straight up at the sky instead of at the road in front of me!

    • Sue Langley -

      Ginny, you’ll just have to hold his hand, then. The timing will all change when we go back to Standard time, so enjoy while you can!

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