When It Pours, It Flows

Greetings, Fellow "Dry Is Overestimated" Club Active Supporters!

Has it been pouring a bit on your side of the fence?

Just a quick one here, and it is the season when such things are expected to happen. The streets near my place did not expect it. They were as surprised as the Sofia municipal officials by the first snow. Every year. Anyway!

When I began planning my change of locations I knew I was not yet going east enough and right next to the sea but I still kept a kayak boat in my future intentions. I only needed to find a pier and a large enough body of water.

And for a few glorious minutes, Nature provided...

...Then it was gone.

Camera Settings:

Aperture F 5.6; Shutter Speed 1/500 of a second; Light Sensitivity ISO 200; Focal Length 50 mm.

Camera Model:

Sony Alpha 6000 mirrorless with a 16-50 mm kit lens.

I'm standing on the other sidewalk. Or am I standing on this one but showing you the other one?

Later on, meaning a couple of minutes after these shots I chose to drive, taking the panoramic small street going along the town's rim, passing through its highest parts.

Water had pulled some fist-sized stones and arranged them in neat lines down a steep down-going street. I am kind of sorry I did not stop in order to take a few more shots at that.

Sometimes, I choose to just silently admire artworks by Chance and not try to make records of their existence.

Sometimes I don't and sometimes it makes for huge wins.

But more often than not...

Peace and Gentle Waters!

Yours,

Manol