Catching the Light
I heard my wife say "get your camera", and as I went outside, I was greeted with this beautiful sky with a hole in the cloud. The streaming light was impressive, and although you can't see it here, the cloud had a very visible silver lining across the upper edge. A good omen, right??
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What an awesome series of sky shots. The sun's rays are gorgeous. The last shot is one of my favorites. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat images, such a lovely sky.
ReplyDeleteHa! Looks like a fun time!
ReplyDeleteStunning series of shots!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful especially with the hole in the cloud
ReplyDeletethat's awesome.
ReplyDeleteYour sunset pictures are awesome. This post and last one as well. The intensity is impressive!
ReplyDeleteReally stunning! Wow.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteYou are captain crepuscular!
ALOHA
ComfortSpiral
Incredible!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteFor a second there I thought it was the Mother Ship landing. That is a big, blazing sunset.
ReplyDeleteThese are some of the most awesome skies I've seen in a while!! Truly breathtaking!! Thank you so much for sharing!! And thank you, too, for your kind comment on my post for the day!! Always appreciated!! Hope you have more of these for a truly beautiful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you listened to the Mrs. Spectacular photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured and yes, the silver lining is clearly visible!!
ReplyDeleteamazingly beautiful. the last shot is awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
ReplyDeleteTruly Awesome clicks
ReplyDeletewow you are truly blessed with such scenery! my favourite shot is your wife with her hands shaped into a heart is it?
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice I'd say you hit the mark there. Some great sunsets and rays from it
ReplyDeleteWow - fabulous shots!
ReplyDeletetruly beautiful light. And I like you made the silhuettes too.
ReplyDeleteAbout "Catching light" that is my meme for mondays. Why not check it out and then link. Next one is monday. You find it on nfverk.blogspot.com
Spectacular skies. Maybe I need to get a wife so that I don't miss shots like this. :)
ReplyDeleteA great sky indeed. I think your wife have to take a camera herself with her eye for good shots.
ReplyDeleteThose are stunning shots, Peter, the light and colors are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteOminous sky shots! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend,
artmusedog and carol
WOW! Great sky
ReplyDeleteHey, with the hurricane Dolores off the coast of Mexico, we should get some clouds this weekend! Hope you are there to enjoy the view!
ReplyDeleteCheryl Ann
Fantastic images!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shots!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a good omen... I feel lucky just to see the pictures! Thanks to both of you for seeing this glorious sky and for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos - what a sight to see!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING shots! Loved this.
ReplyDeleteimpressive indeed...the lights came out beautifully..
ReplyDeleteMagical! I like all the photos but especially the story element of the first shot where a woman and child stand to appreciate the sky. I like the contrast in scale, the small figures and the big landscape. A silver lining - it can only be good!
ReplyDeleteWow, stunning shots ... and the last one is breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteLooks like an octopus swiming pass in the first shot.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous shots !!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!! The silhouettes are amazing. I never think to do things like this. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful, particularly the last shot!
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