This week’s photo challenge is about viewing the sun from a perspective other than sunrise and sunset.
Sun shining on ocean, Virginia Beach
Sun shining through stained glass window of little Episcopal church in Stonington, Connecticut
Sun peeking between buildings, New York City
Coming East 
Beautiful series of sun photos. 🙂
Thanks, Robin. Means a lot, coming from an artist like you!
The Sun shines brightly and beautifully in your pictures. From the playful sea to the light of faith ,all the way to the exciting radiance of New York City. Love it!Thanks for sharing….
Very nice photos, Susan. From sun photos to psyllium fiber. Now that’s a segue!
Thanks, Al.
My favourite has to be the third I think.
Thanks, Colline. That was a lucky shot from the edge of Central Park.
Great shots, Susan. I really really really like the one on the water. 🙂
Thanks, Patti. We live in a great place for water photographs.
Beautiful images! I am an admirer of your multi-talent!
Thanks, Shanghai!
The NYC shot is my favorite; my older daughter lives there and loves it all! The picture makes me want to get on the train and go visit her (and that fabulous city)!
Thanks for sharing your photos, it’s like a mini vacation for me. 😀
So glad you liked that one, Tuesday. I took it from the edge of Central Park. I love that city, too!
Those are really beautiful. I’m always in awe of your photos.
Thank you, DF. It’s fun fitting my pictures to the weekly topics.
Love your photos … especially the New York City one. 😀
Thanks, Trainer. New York City is such a photo op.
Totally. Weird thing … I live like 15 minutes outside the City and I have yet to get over there with my camera. What’s my problem?? LOL! 😀
Unbelievable, Fiz! Hop on that train and spend a day in the city with your camera. Photograph the people as well as the buildings. Then use your own photos on your site!
Now that’s it’s getting warmer, I am totally planning on doing that. I will keep you “posted”. Thanks. 😀
I’m looking forward to it, FT.
Good choices for photos. Sunrises and sunsets would have been too easy, wouldn’t they?
thanks, Margie. I think sunrises and sunsets have already been a topic for the weekly photo challenge.
Beautiful photos. Love the seascape the best. Makes me feel that dreams come true everyday.
Thanks, Traveler. The sea has a way fi doing that to you, doesn’t it?
Beautiful! I love the sun peaking through the tall buildings.
Thanks, Shary. I think I took the sun for granted when we lived in San Antonio because it was sunny nearly every day. Sometimes I was sick of the sun. Not anymore!
Gorgeous. I have never been to New York City! I hope to one day. Love the ocean shot, I was going to go to the beach this weekend but just saw the cold forecast. I want summer!
Darla, so close to NYC and you’ve never been? You need to remedy that, girl! I grew up only fifty miles from the City, and my grandparents lived there and my dad grew up there, so we drove in all the time. When I got my first job after college, I’d have to take the train into the City sometimes.
I’m ready for some warmer weather, too. You would think we’d be a lot warmer that you right now, but we haven’t been.
You are so fascinating! I look forward to enjoying your posts each morning either having my juice or coffee. Thank you for being part of my morning ritual. Your posts always get me thinking not only of what you have posted,but of you. Hope those dresses are fitting loose on you now! Thanks again. I will have to see what photos I have of the sun. My passion is looking at the clouds each day and how the sun reflects on them, changing thier colors. Fascinating post. Thanks again! DAF
What an absolutely lovely and humbling comment, DAF. Since I’ve only lost two pounds, I don’t think those dresses will be swimming on me yet. I’m going to try them on this weekend and have my husband help me choose which one I should take. He keeps reminding me that it’s only been two weeks. If I take stock of how I am feeling since I started this Paleo diet, I’d have to admit that I don’t think my acid reflux is so bad anymore. If that was the only benefit, I’d be singing it’s praises, Hallelujah! But it’s too early to tell if that diet is the cause.
Have you tried adding metamucil to your diet? I believe it has helped reduce some of the issues I had with the medications I take for acid reflux, in addition to the other benefits it offers.
Really, Margie? Even if I eat a lot of fiber? I will try anything if it would help.
Many claims have been made about the benefits of psyllium fiber. Your doctor will be able to clarify how it differs from other fibers, and how much you could try using if you want to give it a try!
Since I know it is not harmful, it’s worth a try, Margie.