This series is about the peacefulness of the morning. I enjoy feeding the birds and I love to appreciate the colors of the early morning sunlight. In this imagery, you see the unfolding new growth reaching for a new day. You can feel the quiet joy of a serene scene.
The black glass that I have formulated is a deep blue-black that also has the potential for fluorescence as the ultraviolet from sunlight excites the cobalt molecules.
Claude Duperron writes:
When I was a lad growing up in the northern Alberta town of Peace River I would walk by "Moccasin Flats" on my way to school each day. This was a swampy area where the cat tails and the reeds grew abundant. You could hear the call of the red-winged black bird. In late fall when it was twilight you could look through the reeds at the hills and the reddish sky in the background.
