Late afternoon light streams through the stained glass window of a tiny chapel on the outskirts of Port au Prince, Haiti. Perhaps a metaphor of Haiti herself.
In order for the light to shine so brightly, the darkness must be present.
___Francis Bacon
Related posts on Haiti are hereĀ and other “Let there be Light” posts are here.
Colline
2 Dec 2013You have beautifully captured the moment here.
fotograffer
5 Dec 2013Thank you so much Colline.
catbirdinamerica
2 Dec 2013What a gorgeous image, Ron. Amazing as always. š
fotograffer
5 Dec 2013Thank you Cathy.
Tina Schell
2 Dec 2013Beautiful capture as always Ron. We can hope that Haiti will get a few extra rays of light this year. They’ve had quite a struggle, haven’t they.
fotograffer
5 Dec 2013Thanks Tina. Yes, one can hope, though I am not optimistic.
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anotherday2paradise
9 Dec 2013A really stunning image, Ron. The light is phenomenal, and I really love this quote. Sylvia
fotograffer
23 Dec 2013Thank you so much Sylvia. The quote seemed apt, especially for Haiti.
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