Mmmmwwwahahahaha! How about some bewitching skies for some pre-Halloween SkyWatching?
If you've ever wondered why Autumn sunrises and sunsets are so vivid, here's an interesting article from The Weather Channel (along with some gorgeous photos) that explains it.
For many more magical skies, visit...
And may everyone in the path of Hurricane Sandy stay safe!
Vincent Price would be proud of you!
ReplyDeleteJane x
PS The lampshades ARE twig!
Jane ~ Oops, my bad!! :-)
ReplyDeleteYour skies are amazing. Beautiful, dramatic colors and clouds.
ReplyDeleteThe sky shots are gorgeous and interesting about why Autumn sunrise and sunsets are vivid.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting mine and I don't know what kind of tree that was in the pool. It was interesting seeing a tree there instead of a fountain.
fascinating vivid colors:) thanks for the visit.
ReplyDeletefascinating vivid colors:) thanks for the visit.
ReplyDeletepretty awesome skies
ReplyDeleteWonderful sunrises!! My favourite is the third capture!! I just love the colours and the clouds!!
ReplyDeleteStunning!! And the first two are truly spooky too!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween Laurie!
Love all the skies -beautiful captures, Laurie!
ReplyDeleteYour sunrises have the colours of our sunsets - but whatever the time of day, or year, they are beautiful. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteSpooky and enchanting at the same time....nice work, TW ;-).
ReplyDeleteSuch wide open spaces that allow you to fully appreciate those glowing sunrises. I see the snow-capped mountains in the distance. ( I like to ski at Jackson Hole.)
ReplyDeleteGreat skies, and I like the Halloween decor! And thanks so much for your kind comments on my blog... really appreciated!
ReplyDeleteTerrific shots. Happy sky watching.
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Very charming pink skies! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the scary skies!
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to tell you that both of my adult daughters are now happy, healthy vegan eaters. Next will be me if I can kick the dairy habit.
Hope all's well in your neck of the woods.
Love those sunsets in wide open spaces... Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI read the article on the Weather Channel and that was very interesting. I had never noticed that they were more brilliant but now that I know that they are, it's good to know why!
ReplyDeleteI really loved the second photo because of the distance you seem to be capturing. It looks like you photographed the hozizon 50 or more miles away. The farthest I can ever see seems like 100' away!!