Life is full of transitions and changes, seasons. This ebb and flow of things always being in change. For me I find the sky of Montana a very grounding thing. No matter what her color or time of day, there is something about that Big Sky that settles the pieces of your soul that may feel a bit like they have no home.
I was able to shoot pictures for some of my favourite people while visiting this month and even got in some late night/ early morning milky way shooting. Which sorry Jackie and Melissa was probably the highlight of my trip, even if it was 45 degrees by time we were done.
All that to say, take some time today to settle yourself, breath deep, listen to the rain fall, or the birds sing or the wind blow and remember you are not in this alone.
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under grey rainy skies
next to the field he planted
with green hope and trust of something new
in soil that has been turned for a century
by the farm where she took her first steps
under blue skies, kissed with fire
from a fading setting sun
in hills he used to share with friends now gone
but now walks with his forever love.
under a night sky
twinkling and shimmering and gliding in a celestial dance
always there but never seen
until you are free
of synthetic comfort and accept an ethereal realm
