… at least not for photographers.
I took so many photos of the church of Saint John at Kaneo in Ohrid in Macedonia, but I’ll share the ones which show that this was not a perfect day. It had been raining on and off, and I spent a few hours walking around, always rushing back to the Orthodox church as soon as the sun broke through the clouds for a minute.
Patience (lucky me that I had cigars and a book with me) and seeking out a good spot while it was still overcast paid off.
The Happy Hermit 
Stunning !
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I love dark clouds. Your photos capture them in a way that brings a longing to go there.
Was it windy? When I look at the first photo, I like to imagine sitting under a tree on a hill, just enjoying the breeze and thinking of nothing in particular while looking out at that view.
It was not windy, that’s why it took so long for the clouds to go away.
But there was a hill above the church (from where the first two photos were taken), and I sat down there with a book, smoked a cigar and enjoyed the beautiful view and the quiet, relaxing day.
Ohrid is very busy and too touristy for my taste, so I was happy about the clouds and the rain because it meant fewer tourists than there would have been on a perfect sunny day.