Showing posts with label Solstice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Solstice. Show all posts

June 21, 2019

Memory of Solstice ~ 2012 Pt. 2

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Memories of Solstice       
     
   

   
        
Styrous® ~ Solstice, Friday, June 21, 2018
     
         
      

      
  
        











June 21, 2018

Memory of Solstice ~ 2012

 
 
 

 
 
photo by Styrous®

         
Every year on the Solstice, the sun would set due west of our studio windows. The shaft of light from the setting sun would shoot straight down the hallway to the other end of the studio. For some reason, that special day would fill me with joy; I felt the promise of a future of adventures to come.    

I would watch the progression of the setting sun through the year as it marched across the horizon to that one special spot, due west, on the solstice. I loved watching that progression for 25 years or more.             

A couple of years ago a condo built by the BuildZig corporation was erected right across from us, due west, on that very special spot so that the setting sun no longer enters our studio on the solstice.        
    
This is one of my vanished Solstices. I miss them terribly.    
        
        
      
      
         
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Memories of Solstice     
   

   
        
Styrous® ~ Summer Solstice, Thursday, June 21, 2018     
      









Memories of Solstice

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A Solstice Celebration 2015          
Last look @ the BAM 2016         
Winter Solstice 2019          
Winter Solstice 2020           
Memory of Solstice ~ 2015   
Summer Solstice ~ 2025 Quaetet                   
       
        
       
        
       
       

Solstice 2007    
photo by Styrous®       
            
Every year on the Solstice, the sun would set due west of our studio windows. The shaft of light from the setting sun would shoot straight down the hallway to the other end of the studio. For some reason, that special day would fill me with joy; I felt the promise of a future of adventures to come.    

I would watch the progression of the setting sun through the year as it marched across the horizon to that one special spot, due west, on the solstice. I loved watching that progresson for 25 years or more.       

A couple of years ago a condo building was erected right across from us, due west, on that very special spot so that the setting sun no longer enters our studio on the solstice.        
      
I miss it terribly. 
    
   






  
  
     

    
         






December 21, 2016

The Styrous Viewfinder ~ 150,000 Pageviews on the solstice






Today is the winter solstice
The Viewfinder reached 150,000 Pageviews today. 
Concurrent events!
What are the chances? 



Styrous® ~ Wednesday, December 21, 2016