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Subarctic Cold
After a very temperate autumn, especially for the north, we have been whacked by a sudden cold front that will deepen as we head into December.
In less than a month, I will be heading to warmer temperatures in the Okanagan Valley for the winter break.
Although this weather produces an extremely clear air quality and beautifully bright daylight, I am already looking forward to more warmth.
#PictureOfTheDay and #writingprompt: 22/Nov/21
Pictures to inspire words and images. Perhaps a poem, painting, story, play, novel, drawing, memoire, essay, sculpture, or a new photograph? Up to …
#PictureOfTheDay and #writingprompt: 22/Nov/21
A beautiful sky photo from Stuart.
Autumn Clouds
A moody autumn day …
… not sure if it should rain or shine.
Happy Saturday.
10,000 Metres
From a recent flight.
I like how smooth the clouds are with their little pond-like breaks.
Cheers from 32,000 feet. 🙂
Travelling South
I am travelling south from NWT to the Okanagan Valley. Here’s a view from 23,000 ft (7010m) above Great Slave Lake.
Happy Sunday. 🙂
Today’s #PictureOfTheDay and #writingprompt: 23/Sept/21
Pictures to entertain, bring joy, and, if you wish, inspire you to create with words or images. Whether that’s a poem, story, play, novel, memory, …
Today’s #PictureOfTheDay and #writingprompt: 23/Sept/21
A gorgeous sky courtesy of Stuart. 🙂
Wordless Wednesday Clouds
Today’s #Photograph 17/Jun/21
Red Sky at Night Enjoy!#View my professional pictures here, where you can buy them as digital files, framed prints, canvas wraps, or Giclee art …
Today’s #Photograph 17/Jun/21
A beautiful red evening sky photo from Stuart. Beautiful!
Aerial Cloud View
This fabulous photo …
… was captured by Santiago Borja and published by National Geographic.
It is a gigantic cumulonimbus cloud (the kind that pilots are ever vigilant to avoid, especially during summer) over the Pacific Ocean; the photo was taken from about 37,000 ft.
The photographer captured this shot during one of the lightening flashes emanating from the cloud.
As a pilot, I have taken what I consider to be rather interesting pictures from aloft, but I have nothing even approaching this.
The original article can be seen here: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/photography/proof/2017/04/your-shot-unbelievable-landscapes/
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