Rich hues of blues and huge billowy clouds made the whole sky come alive. They were slow moving and seemed to swallow up the whole sky for a long time~
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
Bluest of Blue Skies and Billowy Clouds~
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Rich hues of blues and huge billowy clouds made the whole sky come alive. They were slow moving and seemed to swallow up the whole sky for a long time~
Rich hues of blues and huge billowy clouds made the whole sky come alive. They were slow moving and seemed to swallow up the whole sky for a long time~
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Absolutely gorgeous, breathtaking captures! Such incredible cloud formations and wonderful colors! Thanks so much for participating in Sky Watch!! Have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Those are some majestic clouds !
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Such gorgeous clouds! White and puffy.
ReplyDeleteFantastic colours in the sky there, thanks for sharing with Sky Watch Friday.
ReplyDeleteFantastic clouds.
ReplyDeleteYou captured some wonderful sights of those clouds. I really enjoyed seeing them in slow motion.
ReplyDeleteAmazing clouds! It IS billowy. very.
ReplyDeleteA lab experiment gone wrong?
Simply breathtaking!
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gorgeous clouds, they look so still, a beautiful sky!
ReplyDeleteThese are spectacular clouds, great shots.
ReplyDeleteIf you haven't been to Sacramento in a while you'd be amazed at the change. It was a small town in the 50's. As a child of Los Angeles I couldn't believe it was the capital of California. By the time we moved here six years ago it had become a large metropolitan area.