I remember a time when lovers sought privacy, quiet places where they could watch the stars and moon.
There's nothing like the blare of a million halon lights to get the pulse racing, and instead of stars, why not watch the lights of the apartments on Point Cartwright.
After staring at the sky for a while, they'd see nothing but red and green spheres burned into their retinas!
I know it's the second skywatch shot this year with no actual sky visible, I promise I won't do it again, but I couldn't help myself, the fear of what lurks in the shadows beyond obviously draws them to the privacy of the floodlit beach.
Today's City Daily Photo theme is "Shadows" Click here to view thumbnails for all participants
Find links to lots more Skywatch images (all of the others with actual sky in them), from around the world on the Skywatch Portal!
Mooloolaba
Sunshine Coast Daily Photo - Australia
12 comments
I think it's a great combination of both! I like it.
Good combo.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Contrast. Shade and shadow. I can't understand the youngsters of today either; have they no pride?
Very creative. Hitting two birds with one shot here.
Sometimes, after a long day... a night-sky is the only sky we get a chance to see! love your post ~Maria
I think this is a good skywatch, nice balance, interesting shot.
i like your choice for theme day! very contemplative into the darkness.
Half the time the sky is black; half the time the sky is blue.
Lurking in the shadows is an excellent take. I like the lateral take: but I would, wouldn't I (to paraphrase MRD) ...
A super shot and I love your commentary. It's funny and thought-provoking with such a lovely image. Dunno about kids these days...
OH, Such a clean place!
looks like everything was draw! LOL
I Like it!
Great! It's good to find a different point of view like this one!
http://digitalpolaroids.blogspot.com/2009/05/clouds-in-valley.html
Silly you can see the sky as black as black can be. It's a brilliant combo so you post black night skies anytime. Young love will always find a spotlight.
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