Picture of the weekend: cyclist's silhouette as sun rises in Richmond Park

By The Editor

10th Oct 2020 | Local News

Julie created this image by blending two of her favourite photos together
Julie created this image by blending two of her favourite photos together

These two pictures remind me of the beautiful summer days when I was out by 4.15am to witness the miracles of nature.

As the sun rose in the pristine morning skies, the trees glowed like a netted veil lighting up to reveal the beauty hidden behind it, the multitudinous bounty of the natural world.

The cyclist with the illuminated sun on his back represents responsibility, a recognition that we humans must protect our beautiful planet.

Our identities and our very futures depend on Mother Nature itself.

I feel blessed and privileged to be able to witness these incredible scenes.

Thanks so much to Julie for talking us through this snap - check out her Instagram account @naavs_5am for more early morning stunners.

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