#glitter path

Waxing crescent Moon over Lake Päijänne, near Asikkala, Finland, 30 April to 1 May '25. Photos © Ville Bröijer. In the first photo, the moon's reflection makes a great 'glitter path' on the water. (Also called a 'Moon bridge' and other imaginative names.) Faint aurora pillars can be seen in the second photo.

Ink on gessoed watercolour paper , 31 x 21 cm.

Aurora & the moon's glitter path, Norway, 19 Sept '22. Photo by Andy Keen.

'Full Moon over Lake Constance', by Adolf Dietrich, 1919.

Glitter path. Glitter paths form when the light from an orb like the Sun, Moon or Venus strikes choppy water, and is reflected, as it might be from a broken mirror, rather than the clear orb a whole one would reflect (seehttp://tinyurl.com/kvjnajg). Here the light from rising Luna and Venus has been reddened by its passage through a greater thickness of atmosphere, that removes some of the blue wavelengths leaving the redder ones behind, in the same manner that it produces the colours of sunset. The rays struck slightly choppy waters, forming the beautiful pathways of light that people have imagined they might someday walk down to reach the orbs since time immemorial. Loz Image credit: Stefano di Rosa

This track has its strength in the calmness it has. You have the relaxed hi-hat, then this deep bass and that combination is just very appealing. Not necessarily for dancing, but for walking around town or doing whatever. I found it on the iPod of a friend, and it was the title ("glitter") which caught my attention.