These days, when we're all isolated from one another, one day can seem much like another, but here's proof that every day is unique. You just need to take a moment to look for the special qualities each new day brings. Relax and enjoy the views.
July 2019
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Hazy pink clouds in the evening sky |
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Still get a chuckle over the UFO effect caused by the reflection of ceiling fixtures in the window. It must have been hot and humid and I didn't want to open the slider and let the a.c. out - Lol! |
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Similar story here, but can see a star in the southern sky |
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Neighborhood below still in shadow, while early morning sun reflects on the Mohegan Sun |
October 2019
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Red and purple night-lighting on Mohegan Sun almost match the early morning sky |
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Sun just coming up, subtle reflection on Thames River |
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Yellow, peach, pink, purple, blue |
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Bright light on the Thames River. Getting a better view of the Rt. 2 bridge from the 6th floor |
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Sunlight pulls out the changing colors in this October Sunset |
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Just before sunset, the western sun shines on the Ledyard hills across the Thames River |
November 2019
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Clear skies and early morning sun reveal colorful foliage |
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With the leaves falling, the sun hits our balcony a little earlier these days |
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End of day reflections cause the west wing of Mohegan Sun Hotel to almost disappear |
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Late day shadows begin to crawl across the landscape |
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A hazy sunrise almost wipes out the view across Trading Cove |
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Hide and seek in the fog |
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An orange sunset reflects on Mohegan Sun, as the moon begins to take over the sky |
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Goodnight sun |
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Can't decide which photo I like better, this one because it catches the sun and calm water reflections, or... |
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...this photo, because it catches the moon and the silhouette of trees against the night sky |
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Yellow reflection becomes... |
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...an orange reflection just a few minutes later |
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Subtle color almost looks like a watercolor sky |
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The very last rays of the day create a spot of orange reflected on the mirrored glass |
December 2019
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Sunrise on a now leafless landscape reveals the widest view of water reflections we've seen since moving to this condo |
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I always think of these smoke stacks as ancient Native American smoke signals |
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I love this sunrise... |
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...and here's a closer view |
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A snowy sunset in our sleepy New England neighborhood |
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All the color seems to have drained out of the photo, but its just a trick of the light and shadow |
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Low tide reveals the outline of the cove |
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Not much blue sky today, but just enough, in just the right spot, to reflect on the Mohegan Sun Hotel |
Early January 2020
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I hope the New Year is as beautiful and serene as this sunrise |
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Look at that sunrise reflecting orange on the Thames River! |
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Red night-lighting on Mohegan Sun still visible as the sun begins to rise |
January 2020
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I love the contrast of warm sunny reflections, stretching from the Thames River all the way across Trading Cove, within the winter wonderland landscape. |
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Yawning trees wake up to a frosty day |
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Sunrise reflects on Trading Cove |
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Clouds in bird-formation fly over this Thames River sunrise |
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A hazy orange sunrise glows above the snow covered hillside trees |
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Brilliant color - It's going to be a wonderful day! |
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The lights are still on across the cove |
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Pink clouds |
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There it is, the sun, just behind the hill |
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I call these trees The Three Sisters |
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Purple and orange |
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Smoke signals form down river. It's always interesting to see what images they form. I call this one, "Big Bird Looking at his Toes." |
February 2020
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So early the sky is mostly deep blue with just that hint of orange on the horizon signaling a new day |
March 2020
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