Welcome to SkyWatch Friday! These sky scenes resemble brushstrokes of a painting, at least to me, anyway.
They were taken on an evening earlier this week. At times, September treats us to exceptionally beautiful skies, especially at sunset time.
And, in case you’re in doubt, here’s proof that it was the sunset hour:
Thank you for stopping by! Please visit Skyley.blogspot.com to find all the other SkyWatch links for this week.
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19 comments:
Iowa..I heard this name IOWA when I watched the movie the BRIDGES OT THE MADSON COUNTY AND
LOVED
Now, I met u at SKYWAtch.
great shot, dea
have a nice weekend
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Those photo's are stunning.
I like the last one best from this collection.
what splendid images, can't choose a fave. happy friday.
Wonderful series of skywatch photos! Thanks for sharing.
They do look like brush strokes and pretty ones too.
Painted by The Best Artist. Thank you for posting the beauty.
Beautiful shots..at first I thought there was a fire but I can see it's just an incredible sky...
Such an awesome captures.
I think your camera has a pretty talented owner. What an amazing sunset that must have been.
The last one is my favourite. (Will I be seeing you on Messenger anytime soon?)
Turner skies with a Monet twist. Just gorgeous.
I haven't visited in a while .Am pleased as punch to see your latest photos. We've had some beautiful sunsets here as well. I've posted a few to my blog: http://michaelwatsonvt.wordpress.com
Having migrated throughout life from rural to urban several times, I find myself deeply drinking form your thoughts about farming and farm life. I also know firsthand how challenging it is.Keep writing!
Beautiful Sunset Pictures.
I can see the brushstrokes too! What lovely reds you get at sun set. Just makes me want to stare at those pictures and zone out.
how very beautiful. I too saw a wonderful sky last night on the way out to dinner with the hubby and son. It was if some crazy velvet paining artist was trying to outdo themselves in the sky. Can't beat nature though....lovely!
Omigoodness. They remind me of a Thomas Moran. Beautiful.
You have yourself some beautiful Iowa skies there.
You capture a sky in photograph like no other - you need to make a coffee table book of this fantastic art. i've tried doing this many times but it is much harder than you make it look.
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