Saturday, 25 October 2014

Magnificence


It's been a strange week here, getting back from time away, Mavis' vets appointments, visiting Mum, family staying with us, not much time to post on here or do the smaller things I usually manage to fit in for myself.  But I simply couldn't resist grabbing ten minutes on the computer to show you this magnificent sky.


The sky is so vast here, framed nicely by the hills across the road giving edges to the shots I take with my little 'point it and shoot' digital camera.  The panoramic shot dims and mutes the colours but shows the variance wonderfully. 


 The doggies were all snoozing on the sofa and we were battening down for the evening, as I went to close the roller blinds this was the view that faced me.  I simply had to grab the camera and step onto the front porch and capture it for posterity.

The colours gradually dimmed as the skies went dark, but I had spied the magic and captured it for myself.

Sue xx

19 comments:

  1. That certainly is a magnificent sky Sue. Thank you for showing us. Ann x

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  2. What beautiful skies! Well done you on capturing them!

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  3. Amazing,at first glance it looked like a huge bushfire like we get over here where all you see is flames reaching for the sky. Absolutely beautiful photo.

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  4. Gorgeous! No one does colours like Mother Nature!
    Jane x

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  5. Sue, those pictures of the sky are beautiful. And thanks for squeezing us in!

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  6. A million times better than any artificial lights. I would pull up a chair and watch it till it disappeared.

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  7. Beautiful, thank you for sharing :)

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  8. Glorious, glorious! We are also blessed with a 'huge sky' and it often makes me think "{gulp} how the heck could you live anywhere else after this"

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  9. Precious moment in a busy week xx

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  10. It looks amazing! What a wonderful view you have Sue x

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  11. Lovely skies. You are blessed with a lovely sweep of skyline, but ours is narrowed by trees and a nearby hill. Not to worry, I still stand and watch the wonderful dawn and dusk skies!

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  12. What a beautiful sky. Your view is very similar to ours up here in north of Scotland and we get lovely orange, pink and gold skies too. We were lucky enough to see the northern lights this year but we had to drive out of the village to see them as we are surrounded by hills.

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