I still remember the slant of the light streaming through those tall windows in the Egyptian gallery. The light poured into that great room, bathing these long-ago artifacts with its warm glow. Slowly walking around this space, lingering over the glowing pieces, made the visit to the Yale University Art Gallery worth it.




From a museum to another kind of space: Duke University chapel, on a quiet afternoon when I wandered in like I do when I need a dose of inspiration, or a (sometimes) quiet place to sit and be still. The light filters in and casts all shades of color into the air. I feel very privileged to be able to spend a lot of time around this beautiful place.


And it’s pretty much guaranteed that if I’m on a plane, I’ll have my camera ready for moments like this.


And then I went and spent a few sweet days going on long walks with this dear one…


-Eyes wide open, Chinwe
So much gorgeous light! Sigh… love this.
Thanks, Jacqui.
You’re the light whisperer… wow!
Ha! Gracias, Maite <3
You and that sweet light. Big love.
It can’t be helped 😉 ❤️
I love your look at light – and shadows – the tall windows from the gallery, and the chapel and how you captured the plane windows in such a different way. Was it morning light, or sunset out the plane window? Such a lovely collection of seeing your inspiration.
Thanks, Carolyn (and welcome again to VF!!) That was early morning light out the window.