Friday night’s sky was interesting:
The weather report for the weekend was “scattered rain”. It sounds so tame compared to the dramatic skies we saw:
What’s it going to be?
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Peek-a-boo blue up above
From looking up while I walked the dogs this morning:
For Becky of Winchester’s Square Up and Hammad Rais’s Weekend Sky.
Sunday’s sky
Brief cloud break
This is the sky just before sunset (by sunset the clouds had closed in again) I wasn’t sure I’d get a sky photo this weekend since for much of the day the sky was on the ground (misty rain with low visibility). But the clouds cracked briefly.
One evening this past week we had another cloud break sunset:
Boring blue skies are over for now…
Suddenly, I awoke
If I were a magic being I would follow the moon trail. I wonder where it would take me?
The two images are the same photo processed in slightly different ways. I couldn’t decide which one to use…Which do you think is better?
For Travel with intent’s One Word Sunday: Night and The Blog of Hammas Rais’s Weekend Sky.
Drama on high
These were taken in the order they are above, as I walked the dogs yesterday.
For Hammad Rais’s Weekend Sky.
Continue reading Drama on high
The wind changed yesterday
The cold north wind began in the middle of the day yesterday, to chase the clouds away. We awoke to a cold clear morning.
Reminded me of the Lord of the Rings.
In Seattle the north wind usually brings clear weather, in the winter it can be very cold, since the wind is coming from Alaska and Canada. A long time ago I wrote this description of how I loved the cold, very clean north wind when I was a child: Winter wind from the north.
For Hammad Rais’s Weekend Sky #5. And the Lens Artists Challenge this week: the sun will come out tomorrow.
The sky today
Almost a perfect fall day, crisp yet sunny, and the leaves are vibrant. They look so good against the blue sky…with just enough clouds for interest.
I call the next one: Sunset through a dirty window.
October sky
