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#PictureOfTheDay and #writingprompt: 22/Nov/21
A beautiful sky photo from Stuart.
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. 🙂
Vapour Trails Enjoy!*******************************************************************************These images are intended as a source of …
Today’s #Picture to Inspire Your Imagination: 30/July/21
Beautiful sunset vapour trails courtesy of Stuart.
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!
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Today’s #Photograph 13/May/21
A breathtakingly beautiful blue sky from Stuart. 🙂
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Today’s #Photograph 8/May/21
An interesting contrast between sun and cloud, courtesy of Stuart. 🙂
This should give you an idea of how much snow is on my roof. I took this on Tuesday (March 16).
It’s beginning to melt and I’m starting to think we had better knock some of it down. I wouldn’t want any of that falling on my head!
Today, the icicles were starting to develop …
… and we had +7°C! It was such a nice break after literally, months of -30 and -40 … and sometimes, I really just didn’t want want to know. It was better that way.
The snow was soft and beginning to be slushy; snowballs were waiting to be made, snow sculptures were waiting to be found.
Yay! Bring on the melt!
Happy weekend. 🙂
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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