Just a little bit of hometown photography for you in the Treasure Box this week. These shots were taken on one fascinatingly foggy morning here in Pittsburgh.
The time? Around 7:30 a.m. The place? On the rooftop of the office building where I work. And while yes, indeed, there was work to be done, there are days it simply has to wait a few precious moments while the mesmerizing beauty of nature gives a twirl on the stage.
You're looking here from Pittsburgh's South Side to the downtown city... or what hasn't fully vanished into the fog.
This is one of Pittsburgh's many bridges, peering through pinkish clouds. A blue sky behind teases of the sunny day we were about to have...
Yet a 180 turn, and the South Side Slopes have vanished under a gray layer of mist...
And above small business rooftop, church spires silhouette against the awakening day...
On a morning like this, you feel sure the sky goes on forever...
And every second or two brings a slight change in the light, the color, and the cloud...
Thanks for sharing this little moment with me here among sky and cloud today!
- If you're curious what Listerine was recommended for other than as mouthwash, or you want to know which gum offered "he-man fun," click here for Sunday's post.
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