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39 comments:
Nice one.
Regina
like the framed composition. you've actually a double-framed sky :)
have a great weekend.
I like the angle
Cool shot.
Very nice. I like framing the sky too.
Have a wonderful weekend.
heaven in frame.Nice!!
have a great weekend.
Cool! Love the frame!
Interesting composition - is it stone?
If I was in that building, I would be staring up and out all the time. Very nice.
Just great like a painting on a wall.
Great skies also, promise good weather.
Nice weekend til you Carver
Gorgeous composition Carver!
I like this shot loud :)
Have a great friday!
Anna
Carver: That is so beautifully framed. Happy SWF.
Very nice framing.
Nice frame job.
Perfect composition! And what a beautiful shot, Carver! I love it!
Yes, this one I like!!
Petunia from Norway
I really like this one! Not easy to get new ideas, but you certainly dit that. :) Happy SWF from Norway.
Good eye Carver.
Nice shot!
I really like the previous post -especially for here today - it's hot. :)
My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
Well done Carver, this is an excellent shot.
Have a great weekend
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Like an image within an image how you've framed this.
Nicely framed. Great skywatch!
Love the sky... and the frame. Great shot!
The concrete framing of the sky makes a nice perspective :)
Thanks Carver!!
where is it traken? feel like I have been there
wonderfully framed sky photo!
lovely carver the solidness of the structure makes you focus on the softness in the sky. Thanks for sharing.
This is neat! I always try to find unique ways to do this but nope, it never happens.. this is fantastic!
Very nice framing.
Cool shot!
Happy weekend! :)
So many architectural styles are captured here. Lovely, Carver. Thanks.
Gorgeous frame! Great job as always!
Now that is such a cool shot...
Nicely done--not just the divided sky but the assortment of architecture. Happy Friday!
Intriguing perspective ... lovely framed skies ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
The architecture framing the sky is wonderful - hard and soft all at once.
Ahh. Beautiful. The nice frame definitely frame something nice.
Hi Carver
Greetings from Coimbatore,India. This is my first visit & I loved your pictures - skywatch & the rest. They are simply magnificent.You are welcome to visit my blog.Have a great day.
Regards Ram
Hey Carver:
Haven't checked in lately. I need to get to the botanical gardens in CH. looks like you get some good shots there. Your skywatch shot captures the sky in a way we all see it so frequently!
Beautiful skywatch!
your area has more clouds, it's clear here always so no good shots for clouds
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