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Flutter & Hum sponsors a weekly post featuring images she and other bloggers have found interesting. I'm joining in again this week with a few photos captured while looking out onto the Los Angeles harbor from our back garden. The first image, taken yesterday morning, is perhaps the most dramatic.
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| The marine layer is back, bringing temperatures down but blanketing the morning sky in clouds. In this photo, the sun had broken through a hole in the cloud cover to bathe a section of the harbor behind the Vincent Thomas Bridge in a pool of silver light. |
The second and third photos show the moon's rise over the horizon on Saturday evening.
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| When I first noticed the moon rising, it looked as though it was balanced on top of the hills in the distance, only half-hidden in the haze above Long Beach instead of entirely obscured as is usually the case. By the time I grabbed my camera, the moon was already well on its way upward but it still looked massive and neatly mirrored the lights shining in the harbor below. |
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| The view a little later as night fell, before the moon reached the pinnacle of its upward trajectory |
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