These are a few shots taken yesterday. We were treated to an interlude of sunshine and amazing cloud formations in the midst of a rainy afternoon.
By the time I reached my own driveway, a rainbow was casting its magical glow……
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18 comments:
Oh, these are so vibrant and interesting! We've had mostly endless blue skies lately. I'm not complaining, though! But stormy weather makes for much more beautiful skies!
True. The skies are endlessly interesting, because they are so alive: they just keep changing, and there never are any repetitions: as long as there is even one cloud around, changes keep rolling in...
Hi there,
Beautifull pictures, the first one is stunning......love the dept in this picture, done a great job. Also your colors are great!!
Have a nice SWF
Really like the wide open spaces
Oh, Jeannelle! These are wonderful. I tip my hat to YOU!
So dramatic. They really grabbed my attention.
What a beautiful sky world! I especially loved the photo through the windscreen of raindrops and a drop of rainbow light on the road!
Beautiful, did you find the pot of gold???
Those clouds are mountains!
Awesome cumulus!
Great shots.
Hi, Linda,
Thanks for stopping in! "The storm's even beautiful in its own way"....a line from one of my favorite songs!
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Hi, Kutuharju,
I totally agree.....clouds are endlessly changing; all of life is like that.
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Hi, Eric,
Thank you for your kind words!
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Hi, JOE TODD,
Living out here on a farm, I'm sure I take the open space for granted.
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Hi, Country Girl,
Thanks for stopping in and for your good words!
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Hi, Ruth,
That's the perfect description....these clouds grabbed my attention and held it.
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Hi, Greyscale Territory,
Thanks for stopping by. I liked how the raindrops on the window turned out looking like stars.
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Hi, Gail,
If only, if only!!
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Hi, Sandy,
Yes, they did resemble a mountain range on the horizon.
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Hi, J Bar,
Thanks for stopping by from far away!!
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Hi, Regina,
It was an incredible sight, really....not often do we see such commanding cloud formations.
Lovely! I am just fascinated with cloud formations - especially when they look like bubbles just piled up on the horizen! That rainbow - you are lucky you caught it.
Great shots of the clouds!! The wide open spaces really open up a beautiful view!!
Beautiful.
When I look at clouds I think of several different things. One is God and the heavens (in awe), another is mountains, and then I think about flying sometimes. Looking down into the clouds.
Beautiful!
Hi, Trisha,
Yeah, the rainbow was a lucky shot. Thanks for the kind words!
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Hi, aspen,
Thank you for stopping in for a look at this SkyWatch post!
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Hi, Maybelline,
Thanks!
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Hi, Mary,
My daughter was telling me about her flight over the Atlantic yesterday, and, yes, she mentioned looking down into the clouds.
You know, when I was young Iowa never held my attention, but these storm clouds do!
Snappy Di
formerly
The Blue Ridge Gal
P.S. The link to my blog in your sidebar has changed... it's now snappyfinger.blogspot.com
All beautiful, but the last one -- tremendous.
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