Haydee Romero

I took this picture one beautiful afternoon from the pier at Exchange Place plaza in Jersey City towards the Goldman Sachs building, capturing the sunlight reflecting through clouds, a reflection of building gleaming off the window panes and a young girl swinging around a lamp post in the foreground.

This photo was taken at the Empty Sky Memorial in Liberty Park in Jersey City, which remembers the 749 victims from New Jersey who lost their lives in 9/11 tragedy. The memorial frames the skyscrapers of lower Manhattan, including the World Trade Center, while also channeling the sunlight.

I took this photo from the upper walls of the Castle of Beynac in the Dordogne region of France, the clouds reflecting in the water of the Dordogne river sneaking through the countryside. It is an attraction for tourists paddling canoes.

This is the Castle of Beynac in the Dordogne region of France, a 12-century castle perched high on the hill and surrounded by beautiful clouds one morning in September this year. The thick walls of the castle once protected Richard I “the Lion-Heart”

I took this view from the upper walls of the Castle of Beynac in the Dordogne region of France - you can see the Dordogne river snaking through the countryside, used in the Middle Ages to transport walnuts, chestnuts, wood or wine from the Perigord region in hulled boats called Gabarres.

I took this picture early one morning during summer from the pier at Exchange Place in Jersey City. The lines of the planks line up with the lines of the skyscrapers around the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan.

In this photo, the morning sun reflects off wavy and puffy lines of clouds over the buildings of lower Manhattan and onto the waters of the Hudson River off Jersey City.

One early morning on my walks I captured these enchanting reflection of the clouds in Grove harbor Marine at Coconut Grove, Miami.

I Love getting up early and watching the sun rise over Manhattan. The colors are amazing and the early morning clouds
form enchanting shapes in the sky as it brightens.

Sometimes the colors of the morning surprise you: instead of Red-orange and pinks, you see purples and blues.
I took this photo at daybreak of the World Trade Center. as seen from Jersey City.