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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Skywatch Friday: This Tuesday the sun came out just long enough to set
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35 comments:
Hi Carver,
This is a beautiful image. The peeking sunset, the sky, the snow covered trees - all make a beautiful scene.
Ohh..this is a beauty Carver. I'm glad you captured it...
Long enough to be beautiful. I love the colors, both the coral and the lavender higher up.
Looks exactly like the view from my driveway! Which I was shoveling when this happened. *sigh* I missed it, but I'm glad you didn't!
Beautiful shot, view and colors.
Thanks for share.
At least you caught it at the right time.
Wow Picture Postcard.
Beautiful shot!!!
Cheers!
Regina In Pictures
Hey! That's what my Sky Watch is all about too! Beautiful capture.
Top to bottom, this photo is filled with interesting stuff. Love it a lot.
WOWWOW... love that special pinkish color... that just looks wonderful!
(Hug)
Mountain Retreat
Fantastic picture, I love the colors.
Don't you just love it when the day ends so beautifully! Lovely photo!
Beautiful shot :)
Love to see the sun setting over snow.
A very nice winter sky watch photograph.
Oh, a very pretty winter day!
The pink peeking through is a bright ray of hope.
The is a wonderfully framed photo! It gave me the chills looking at it, like I was peeking through looking at all that SNOW! Beautiful colors. Beautiful shot!
So glad you were in the right place to capture this gorgeous image.
Ah, well, better than no sun at all, I suppose. And it made for a beautiful photo.
how beautiful, I like how the lights fall on the tree
A very soothing shot that took my tiredness away,Carver :)
Beautiful glow in the clouds and captured so well.
Whoa this color is almost magical!!
Love it! The gentle colours, the blues, the natural foreground, love it all.
a nice image, and nice words :).
what a peaceful scene! sure makes one think of God! and what he does in your life!
Winter gives special softness to the colors of the sky. You caught them at the right moment, Carver.
Purely beautiful.
That's just incredibly beautiful. I love your little squirrel in the post below too.
Lovely peaceful scene. It refreshs the spirits to see it.
This could be a gorgeous Christmas card or Get Well card or Thank you card, Carver! It is absolutely exquisite! :)
Wow! Great photo: illuminating sky, that appears to give warmth, but then to look at the ground -- frigid!
Never got to do a visit of Sky Watchers last week ... what a wonderful shot!
Lovely. Nicely done.
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