Belize, Skies & Water

During the day, from early morning when it gets light enough to late afternoon when the shade blocks out the interesting light, Arnie and I have been adding to our photographs for our exhibition next summer, Tropical Impressions from Belize, for those who are new to this blog. We are understandably not showing them here until after the show ends in July.

And for those of you who will be in North Carolina or southern Virginia, let us know, and we’ll send you an invitation to the reception July 14, Bastille Day. Considering that where we’ve been in Belize, a number of people speak Creole with a French infusion, that seems appropriate.

So, when the light no longer glows on our exhibition matter, we head to the west side of the island for the sunset. Sunsets can be a dime a dozen, but we always try to make ours different.

The images you see in the blog were all made within an hour of one another, but what a difference that hour can make.

As a sailor who has not recently had the opportunity to feel the sea breezes in my face and hear the lap of the waves on the hull, I am always looking at the water and the patterns on it…

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