Can you sense the season changing?

Moment after the 🌧️ rain

Debbies Six Word Saturday


View to my backyard

change of season can be sensed

You can sense the changing season in the air, as the days grow shorter and the nights longer. The warmth of the sun feels different somehow, as its angle changes in the sky and its rays become more gentle. The sun is lower, casting long, golden shadows that stretch across the landscape. The earth’s scent is changing too, as the fallen leaves begin to decompose and release a subtle, earthy fragrance. Can you feel it in the crisp breeze that carries the promise of autumn?

Debbies Six Word Saturday

Ache and pain, taking a break

For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.

I have really bad tension neck, at the moment being on the computer is not recommended at the moment, so I’m on a short break.

A busy morning at the marina

Busy day at the marina

Linked to Six Word Saturday at Debbie’s here



Chatting with friends

Sunlit moss creates enchanting forest ambiance.

Sunlit moss creates enchanting forest ambiance.


For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday

Golden barley sways in sunlight breeze

I found this image from my archives, it captures a close-up view of a green barley field with individual barley stalks and their grains clearly visible, highlighted by sunlight. The grains are at various stages of maturity, with some appearing golden and others green.

I am rather happy with this, but I’ve never posted it before as I like the softness and movement of it. It shows how you see even your own images differently as time passes and you look at your photos with fresh eyes.

For Debbie´s Six Words Saturday.

The fusion of two worlds collide

In the quiet solitude of a room aglow,
Where shadows dance and breezes blow,
A window peers into the soul,
Of nature’s grace, serene and whole.

Trees stand tall with branches bare,
Whispering secrets in the air,
A lake reflects the sky so blue,
Capturing every vibrant hue.

Inside, a chair awaits a guest,
To sit, to ponder, to rest,
The fusion of two worlds collide,
In this space where silence abides.

Debbies Six Word Saturday