...One looks to the sky.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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Gardening Subjects!
Very nice. Too bad sky color is always so fleeting.
ReplyDeleteLovely Dave. ..I could look at that sky every morning.
ReplyDeleteOh that's gorgeous. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWhile you're still doing the fall colours, you might be interested in this post by Callan Bentley at the NOVA Geoblog (my other blog is a geology blog...).
He's shot photos from his apartment window over the past month and a half, and you can see how the colours are all changing. I was very surprised to suddenly see the road when sufficient leaves had fallen!
Nice pun!
ReplyDeleteCindy,
ReplyDeleteIt does disappear quickly, but that's what makes it so special. :)
Gail,
Cold weather brings out the color in the sunrises. I think the air is clearer and the angle of the sun creates a setting that is excellent for viewing.
JJ,
Thanks! I take a look at his post, sounds interesting!
Tina,
You caught it! ;)
Gorgeous! With nothing to obstruct our view to the west here, we see so many lovely sunsets. Sunrises, too! I will never get tired of seeing beauty like this.
ReplyDeleteStunning Dave!
ReplyDeleteWas it a "sailor's warning" morning?
Wowza--what beautiful scenery. I love how the pinks and blues and purples come out right before sunset. So gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color & your right about the "leaves".
ReplyDeleteLooks like a painted sky!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing sky - the colors are so beautiful.
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