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Night Light

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Despite what is occurring in our collective lives regarding health, regarding relationships, regarding family and work, we were all born with free will to choose how we will live. So with this is mind ….

Be Peace

 

Be Compassion

 

Be Light

 

Be Love

 

Be Kindness

 

Be Comfort

 

Be You

 

All photographs were taken in the dark with my Canon EOS 5DMkIV and 430EX III-RT Speedlite. Only minimal editing has been done with each one. There are no special effects added.

 

Photography/ “Night Light” /Feb. 2020©AmyRose Photography
http://www.herladypinkrose.wordpress.com
All images watermarked for protection.

88 thoughts on “Night Light”

    1. Thank you, Wendi! I was blown away, truthfully, by these results. I’m going to have to work with that speedlite more often. I’m thrilled you came by to see this post. May you have a great evening!! xo

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    1. Our snow is as I write this melting. Temperatures as have been seen this winter, are again on the rise. That night I took these pictures was so beautiful! I agree that untouched snow is beautiful, Irene. I was stunned when I saw the results I obtained. Much love to you! xo

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    1. Thank you so much, Erika! I’m really glad you had the time to see this post of snow that has been so rare in these parts this year. When I viewed what I created, I was struck by awe. I agree these images are comforting and calming. Much love to you!! xo

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      1. I am really happy for you that you had at least a bit snow. We had a slight dash one day in the morning but that was it. So, I enjoyed your pics a lot, Amy💖

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      4. I know, Dan. We deserve an early WARM mostly dry Spring. Our ground is SO saturated that our poor neighbors in attempting to empty the shit slinger in their hay fields, got stuck in the mud. Then with their big diesel tractor they tried to pull number one tractor out but that got stuck as well. A fellow neighbor had to come with his huge blue tractor with chains on wheels to get both tractors out and the shit slinger out. Dang! I should have got pictures. You would have loved to see these huge machines in the process of getting unstuck. *Hitting my forehead!* Of course now I think of getting pictures. After the fact. Duh!

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      6. It was quite the operation. This man had to drive on a regular street with this huge tractor in order to get to my neighbors and then go back to his home. What most people don’t understand, a farmer has to be a jack of all trades in order to fix things etc. My neighbor (the woman whose father has been doing the upkeep) unfortunately doesn’t have that know how. I don’t know what she is going to do when her dad, who is 86 and in Florida right now, passes. Most of the farmers and those who keep horses are an extreme minority here now due to subdivisions pushing them out. Sounds like a post may be percolating. (smile)

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    1. I love the glitter of the snow, too, Eliza. I was taken aback when I actually saw I captured snow falling …. it was falling so lightly I didn’t even notice while taking these images. As for that snow, it’s melting already. Temps are on the rise once again. xo

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    1. Aw, thank you so much, Kamal. If all of us chose the Higher Way each and every day, can you imagine what a wonderful world this world would become? What a thought! xo

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  18. Wow, these are amazing Amy. They are like being inside one of those crystal caves, lit up with every move you make…but these are on the outside. Beautiful!!! 😀
    Absolute magic dear lady, you have outdone yourself 😀 ❤️ 🙏🏽 🌹 ⛄️ ❄️ 🌸 🌟 🌈 🕊 🦋 🦘 🐬 🐳 🌺

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    1. Wow, Mark, your imagination is on fire today! Love the thought of crystal caves. Just the thought of them make me tingle! The evening I took these pictures, it was breathtaking even if my toes and fingers froze. I was intent on capturing the magic that I stood in and I most certainly did. I’ll have to play around with that speedlite more often. The effects are amazing!! Thank you for your “these are amazing, Amy”. Much love to you! xo

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    1. Just so you know, when you say “snaps” to a professional photographer using a professional camera, it’s insulting to the photographer. However, I am not insulted. Just keep what I said in mind so that in the future when you see beautiful captures, you know better now not to classify the shots as “snaps”. A lot goes into taking pictures with a professional camera. If you yourself are not a photographer, which you are not, you wouldn’t know this. Please take my word for it a lot of thinking and knowledge goes into taking pictures like what is seen on this post.
      All is well with me, thank you! Hope all is well with you. I’m asking you not to be hurt by what I said. I said it so you won’t come across someone who will be insulted by calling their pictures “snaps”. That word is appropriate for a cellphone picture. Just letting you know, OK? Much love to you! xo

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      1. oops. I am so sorry about that. Thank you for letting me know. I just want you to know that I appreciate your pictures and find them beautiful. sorry for the wrong usage. xo

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  23. Hi Amy! I love these photos and the message. Looks like there was enough light to dispel the darkness in order to make these scenes beautiful! I’ll take that as a good sign. I love the first one – breath-taking! Much love, Donna

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    1. When we take the time to deliberately dispel the darkness, Donna, beauty as never before known, shines through. That night was absolutely breathtaking! Despite hands that did not want to work right and toes that got cold from standing in snow, I didn’t come in the house until I drank my fill. I have to play with this speedlite more often. The effects are gorgeous!! Yes, the first image is my favorite, too. I timed it perfectly for that moon low in the sky to be over that evergreen tree. Amazing when that happens! Happy Monday, dear friend. xoxoxo

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    1. Yes it can be, Sheryl. At other times, no. I’m not keen on the cold and lack of sun yet I am teaching myself (work in progress) to love Winter as much as I do the other Seasons. When a child, I used to love being outdoors even in Winter. I am returning to that feeling of joy regarding Winter. xo

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