Abubakr Saeed
The Sky & The Lonely Bird
Date : February 7th, 2024
Time : 05:37PM - Sunset time
Place: My favorite spot.
I keep wondering about the sky’s significant changes from one shape to another in a matter of seconds as the sun goes down.
I can’t even predict how the sky shape would turn at any given sunset/sunrise moment.
It’s always different and each time it changes according to a unique and sophisticated set of orders in a one-off algorithm; I believe.
It must, surely, has its proper scientific explanation. For me, it’s a mysteriously joyful experience and a source of great happiness.
The clouds here -a minute before this shot- were almost one piece when a sudden gentle wind started to blow turning the water calm surface into ripples and that one cloud began to move apart forming this magnificent sky.
The breeze carried by that gentle wind together with the amazing view, made for an awesomely wonderful moment. The lonely bird flew away immediately after the sun was completely vanished.
The Sky & The Lonely Bird
Date : February 7th, 2024
Time : 05:37PM - Sunset time
Place: My favorite spot.
I keep wondering about the sky’s significant changes from one shape to another in a matter of seconds as the sun goes down.
I can’t even predict how the sky shape would turn at any given sunset/sunrise moment.
It’s always different and each time it changes according to a unique and sophisticated set of orders in a one-off algorithm; I believe.
It must, surely, has its proper scientific explanation. For me, it’s a mysteriously joyful experience and a source of great happiness.
The clouds here -a minute before this shot- were almost one piece when a sudden gentle wind started to blow turning the water calm surface into ripples and that one cloud began to move apart forming this magnificent sky.
The breeze carried by that gentle wind together with the amazing view, made for an awesomely wonderful moment. The lonely bird flew away immediately after the sun was completely vanished.