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All photos were taken in consecutive order in
the space of 20 minutes!
The sun just dropping down behind the hill.
Turn your head a little and the sky is a deep
blue with drifting balls of fluff,
All photos were taken in consecutive order in
the space of 20 minutes!
The sun just dropping down behind the hill.
Turn your head a little and the sky is a deep
blue with drifting balls of fluff,
a little more, and the attack comes in spearhead
formation
as the cloud war in the skies veers and shifts
done a disappearing trick!
completely, those raging clouds still have some
say in the matter
the moon
So fascinating.Watching the ever changing sky is so much fun.Thanks for sharingyours with us.
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Your Skywatch last week was all red. Today it's blue. Great series. I especially love the ones where the moon is visible during daytime. I saw that here too but I am still learning how to use my camera so my photographs are not as good as yours. The photo of the bird is a perfect conclusion. Have a great day Arija.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words to go with beautiful photos! Thank you for sharing the lovliness of your world!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful series Arija. I could almost feel the breeze...
ReplyDeleteOh lovely...I enjoyed the series..I could almost feel the breeze..
ReplyDeleteall so brilliant captures!!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, what a lovely series of photos of the ever changing skies, accompanied by a dramatic script!
ReplyDeleteI love best the mighty black shilouettes of the pine (?) trees - pictures like these open up my heart :)
My SWF post is up now, I prepared it last night, checked how it looks online and took it off again. Sorry, Arija! Happy SWF!
All beautiful. Nice to see the moon. I love your bird the best. It looks great with all those blue sky pics above it.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing that colours in the sky change when you turn a little bit to the left or right? It's great to see these Australian skies again, albeit from photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
That is a really great skywatch series. I love the little bird too. What kind of bird is he?
ReplyDeleteMarnie
Arija,
ReplyDeleteyour sky work's never done,
is it? *smile*
Love the cloud sequences,
very interesting how quickly the sky changes,
but my favorite this time is the blue bird. Such equisite composition and light!
Wonderful set of photos. I love the will-o´-the-wisp one the most.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Thank you for sharing.
so beautiful photos!!
ReplyDeletehave a nice weekend! :)
Your daytime pictures of the moon are beautiful. I like the shape of the trees in the first picture against the sky. Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteWonderful series of skies and a lovely little bird!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of images. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletewow, beautiful changes...I think I saw a horse clearly there! I wonder when would I ever see a bird here lol....great photos!
ReplyDelete-Vote for Vienna Daily's Best Sky Photo of 2008.
Super collection of photos.
ReplyDeleteVery neat collection of shots.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots especially the ones of the moon - so serene.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Arija. I enjoy a post showing the sky all around!
ReplyDeleteAwe inspiring. "Every picture tells a tale". Wonderful series, bravo!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo!
ReplyDeleteArija, you tell a wonderful story with the diversity your skies had to offer in such a short amount of time. Loved the bird too.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series. Love the bird!
ReplyDeleteGood narration and a nice set of pictures.
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- celine
A beautiful sequence of photos! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI loved your pictures and the story to go with them!
ReplyDeleteWonderful series! Such different cloud formations depending on the direction!! Good entry for SWF!!
ReplyDeleteNo need to save the memory theses days. Continue the good job!
ReplyDeleteThe sky is a fickle beauty! She changes so much, so beautifully, so swiftly!
ReplyDeletewhat a wondeful photos!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by
Very nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the picture under your blog name is awesome.
fantastic changing, this is reality TOP-shots!
ReplyDeleteMerry christmas wishes
from
JoAnn's D Eyes/Holland
Arija: What a neat show you have for sky watch. I enjoyed your story and could I join you on the boat to the sky.
ReplyDeleteThank You for being a part of SWF.
Wonderful series of shots. I love watching the changing sky. Very cute ending too!! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to show the ever changing sky around you. It's a great combination of beautiful pictures and explaing text. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy X-mas!
They're all pretty!Great selection!Thanks very much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas:)
I love all your photos!
ReplyDeletePaz
Great photographic narrative, I really enjoyed your wonderful southern skies!
ReplyDeleteLovely series, as always!
ReplyDeletewow! lovely set of photos! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sequence. It amazes me how quickly the sky can change. I have missed shots running to get my camera, which is always near... just sometimes, not near enough.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful SWF, love you ended with a bird. The birds are trying to hang on right now here, the wind is terrible.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! It always flips me out that sunset creates at least two different skies. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteI love all your gorgeous skies but I think that first one is my favorite. The silhouette is so beautiful. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ever-changing skies and lovely wispy clouds! Very pretty pictures!
ReplyDeleteA very attractive series which describes the changing of the sky and the landscape. I like the moon photographs too.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend!
The conventional wisdom is that if you like the light you see in front of you, turn and look behind you. Chances are good that it's even better.
ReplyDeleteI love the story of your skyborne Mahabharat. Awesome spectacle.
The tree silhouettes are fantastic and you skies amazing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSeasons greetings to you and may all your wishes come true.
Bowledover. I am having IT problems. It will be fixed on Monday.
What a lovely story with so many great shots. I truly enjoyed watching and reading. Happy swf
ReplyDeleteLovely series of shots. Ho Ho Ho Seasonal Greetings.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how fast the skies can change - You've captured a nice sequence of shots! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThese are all nice pictures. I like the shape of the trees in the first one. I love the bird in the last one. I can never take good bird pictures. I don't have a zoom lens.
ReplyDeleteI love your shots! In this series, I like the 2nd pic best :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by my site, hope to see u more often!
Hi, Arija!
ReplyDeleteWonderful takes! Congratulations!
Regards,
Flávia
Such a summer sky for you!
ReplyDeleteAnd such a winter one for me!
I love the comparisons.
This is really beautiful series of sky photos! I love the colour of lovely blue sky with various shapes of white clouds on it as well as the Moon. The first photo is beautiful and interesting with those two trees that look like hold tight not wanting to be separated ever. And the last photo with that cute little bird is great, indeed.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great sequence!
ReplyDeleteNice series of shots. I like the changing sky and watching the clouds move. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo series for SkyWatch. It's amazing what differences there are in the sky just by turning direction. I really enjoyed them. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like your photos and your story with them. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. I like breaking the rules, I just think street lamps and power lines ruin things. Most of the time anyway. And they seem to confuse some people (Marie's comment)?
Very nice, I enjoyed your comments to go with the photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat sequence of shots of the sky! The mood changes as the sun sets and you point the camera in different directions. I love the trees silhouetted against the sky.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous trip across your skies :)
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