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"May It Be A light Unto You..."

Over at Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesdays the theme this week was 'Light". This image is one of my personal favorites and I remember how I felt when I saw this on the way to work. The pixels are lacking but I am SO glad that I took the time to stop and snap the photo. Can there really be any question about the divine hand of nature?!
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  1. Kate28 May, 2012 18:38

    Absolutely gorgeous, Marie! Those trees look like they are on fire. Yes, God's handiwork is all around!

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