SKY WATCH FRIDAY time! Welcome all sky fans!!! I truly appreciate your visit and comments. I might not have time to respond to you, but I will try my best to visit!!!
Our hosts: Klaus Sandy Sylvia Wren Louise Fishing Guy
Thanks, also,to Dot and Tom, who were instrumental in the success of this blogging event. You should definitely come fly with us! With severe weather season just around the corner... I am reminiscing about some of my more enjoyable and photographable storm encounters. The pictures below capture an exciting day back in June 2008. It started with wonderful towers going up all over the place. The clouds were barely moving, except climbing up into the sky. We had a brilliant rainbow for a time, but then, there was this... a wonderfully sunset-lit tower rising to my southeast, catching the light brilliantly and radiating with a glow of pink and salmon. I stood in awe of the beauty for some time before I noticed just above my head was an amazing patch of mammatus (my FAVORITE!!), which were also carrying the colors of the glorious sunset. After being drawn to that for some time... and taking a bunch of pictures, I went in to eat.After dinner, I came out to discover that this beautiful tower of splendor was still there, but now it was firing every few seconds with a magnificent lavender electrical storm... all seemingly contained within the confines of this beautiful structure.Speak Lord, your servant is listening.
~Dewdrop
Thursday, March 04, 2010
Another love note from God...
Labels:
cumulus towers,
Mammatus Cloud,
thunderstorm
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Magnificent and awesome skies!
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We have beautiful summer skies but drought in some places due to El NiƱo.
Have a great day and weekend Dew.
Regina
"My SkyWatch"
i love your title - isn't that the truth though that every skywatch is like reading a love letter from God.
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Terrific shots! The last one's superb!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderfull shots!!! all the best :))
ReplyDeletewow - that last photo is amazing. It's so hard to catch lightening! Nothing can beat a good storm. Hope your skies get interesting this week xo
ReplyDeleteWonderful images, fortunate for us you were able to capture them, thanks for sharing!............:)
ReplyDeleteMagnificent sunset! The clouds are gorgeous in form and in colour.
ReplyDeleteIt's an spectacular view!
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Dew: Very special captures, I finally saw sky this week.
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures as always, Dew! The last one is so gorgeous and the colors so different! You don't see many lavender skies like this one! Have a great weekend!
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i love the last shot, it really looks like as if the lord is speaking.
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Love the colors of the first image and the drama of the last shot is super. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo colourful and dramatic.
ReplyDeleteAnd now I know the name of these clouds!
Gorgeous pictures! The last is very impressive and dramatic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clouds and skies. Lovely colors.
ReplyDeleteFantastic colors and I can feel the rolling of those thunder clouds.
ReplyDeleteTruly outstanding piece of work. You took Sky Watch in with blazing glory today.
ReplyDeleteFantabulous.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
it's very symbolic, great shots
ReplyDeleteAmazing capture on the storm. Wonderful colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures and lovely descriptive words.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures, last one is amazing
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Absolutely stunning shots once again.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Great clouds! Happy skywatching!!
ReplyDeleteTerrific sky shots. Lovely cloud formation.
ReplyDeleteAwe-inspiring clouds! Amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture of the sunset.
ReplyDeletemagnificent captures!! i just love the 3rd photo..ominous and mysterious! happy skywatching!
ReplyDeleteimpressive clouds and lighting! i have never seen colour in the lightning, but this shot is wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThe first 2 photos are very lovely and fluffy. The last one is magnificent and dramatic.
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Alexander
Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex
Although I can't at all understand the thrill of stormchasing, I love the beauty of your photos! Truly magnificent.
ReplyDeleteterrific capture...invites awe...wow
ReplyDeletewow thats good well done nice capture
ReplyDeleteHi thanks for the comment
ReplyDeleteJust glorious, all of them!
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