The winter solstice has arrived, bringing with it the longest night of the year. And what comes next? A gradual accretion of daylight, bit by marvelous bit. 

But even in the darkness a light can shine. Take a look around, notice the twinkle of stars, the glow of holiday lights and Hanukkah candles. Behold the smile of a baby, the brightness of laughter, the illumination of a smile.

Happy solstice. Happy light. Happy holidays. 

An icy blast arrives. – Tim Johnson
Snow on a whale’s tale. – Tim Johnson
Harbor side. – Tim Johnson
Edgartown at night. – Tim Johnson
A Vineyard tree. – Tim Johnson
Vineyard Gazette truck. – Tim Johnson
In the gloaming. – Tim Johnson
Snow streets. – Tim Johnson
Below freezing. – Tim Johnson
A touch of green. – Tim Johnson
Keeping the caffeine rolling. – Tim Johnson
An Oak Bluffs scene. – Tim Johnson
Ocean Park in the snow. – Tim Johnson
Norton House. – Tim Johnson
Porch closeup. – Tim Johnson
Edgartown town hall. – Tim Johnson
We’re happy tonight. – Tim Johnson
This way. – Tim Johnson
A beautiful sight. – Tim Johnson
Closed for now. – Tim Johnson
Frosty! – Tim Johnson
Not today. – Tim Johnson
On deck. – Tim Johnson
Rolling in. – Tim Johnson
On the hunt. – Tim Johnson
Getting closer. – Tim Johnson
Katama cowpokes. – Tim Johnson
Heading back. – Tim Johnson
Shining a light on the Tisbury school. – Tim Johnson
Ferry at night. – Tim Johnson

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