(This picture can be enlarged by clicking on it.)
One morning a few days ago I saw this mixture of clouds and contrails in the sky as the sun was coming up. Naturally I had to grab my camera.
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- George
- I'm a happily married retiree living on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. I taught for 31 years and worked as a systems analyst for 9 years before retiring. My blog is Senior Moments, listed below. You can also find it by clicking 'My Web Page' to the left. MY BLOG is SENIOR MOMENTS listed below.
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33 comments:
Oh, they simply draw lines on the sky.
How can they do that!
Where can I draw then?
Beautiful, exquisite and wonderful light with those warm tones
Such pretty colors ~ I'm glad you captured the moment and shared with us!
morning and looking at the sky is my most favorite time of the day. beautiful sky in this one
That is soooo pretty - - - glad your camera was close by for US!
Yes, very colorful lines drawn across the sky.
This is beautiful!!!
This is a beauty! Marvellous sky!!
you just captured a precious image
hi George
Maybe one more and it would be a tic-tac-toe board. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your beautiful bride, George! Leaf free!!
Nice one George, Have a grand day both of you.
Wonderful!
Thank you!
Kiss.
Wow now that is a different sky isn't it. Very nice.:)
George,
I hope that you and Betsy have a blessed Thanksgiving.
Kay
that is one wild sky full of gorgeous colors!
Wishing you and Betsy a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and Betsy! This is another great capture of sky colors. Loved it!
The jets had been busy! They made a lovely pattern in the sky.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and Betsy!
such a beautiful sunrise. love the different tones of colours in the sky. have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family.
This morning capture sets up the rest of the day perfectly, nice one.
These are gorgeous, dreamy colors. Happy Thanksgiving, George.
You had a very gorgeous sky. Here in MI it's foggy, wet and gloomy. And I don't think the weather man was right this time hehe. Thanks for dropping by.
My week sky
G' Day From Australia, Fantastic sunrise with unusual cloud formation and bright colours. Looks as if someone climbed a ladder and painted the sky.
Your sunset is stunning. Beautiful sunrises always mean a great start of the day. It also mean to get up early!! Sunsets, on the otherhand, are around 5.30 now. So that's easier to catch.
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Beautiful morning sky, the colors are gorgeous! Happy skywatching!
You better keep your camera handy all time. I would not want you to miss a sunrise this lovely. I did not get out Friday either. That black Friday is not for me.
this is a awesome shot. so breathtakingly beautiful.
It looks like a game board.
Mama Mia, i just love your pictures and your blog!
Agneta, a swedish one ;)
I did enlarge it, George, and it is BEAUTIFUL!
That is an amazing sky! I'm glad you got the camera out George. :)
Stumbled onto your blog and glad I did. Love your sunset photo. I know many landscape photographers are disappointed when planes make contrails, but sometimes they make the most interesting patterns and designs. I've enjoyed my visit through your images. Your blog is interesting and creative, and I'll 'follow' and visit you again. And, I invite you to visit me too! I also posted a Sunday Sunset image.
this is a good job...beautiful photo...
Were you fortunate to have gotten your camera out in time. The colors of the sky are so nice and unique. I also love the interesting design of the clouds.
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