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Thursday, February 18, 2010
SkyWatch Friday: A hint of blue
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SkyWatch Friday,
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28 comments:
OH,I love bare branches against the sky and the hint of blue is just perfect.
Lovely Carver!
Gorgeous one! Well captured Carver.
Have a great day.
Can never get enough this scene, looking up at the sky thru naked tree limbs.
love that shade of blue, perhaps spring is just around the corner?
Beautiful branches and so perfect shot!
Léia :)
Beautiful shot of the sky through bare branches of tree.
Nice contrasts
lucky you with your hint of blue (even if there is snow!).
Stay warm xo
PS love the header photo
Delightful with the lacy winter trees.
A hint of blue indeed but there's still snow on the branches. Lovely shot!
Such a gorgeous capture. Great shot!
Ah, my favorite thing!! Bare branches etched against the sky! Gorgeous capture, Carver! I love it!! Hope you have a lovely weekend!
Sylvia
Nice Winter photo.
Those winter trees look magnificent beneath that sky! Just perfect!
A wonderful shot, love looking at the sky thru the tree branches.
It's kind of mysterious. Great take of this week skywatch. Thanks for sharing.
SkyWatch-HalfMoon
Sometimes just a hint of blue in the sky makes us smile :)
Have a good weekend Carver!
A hint of blue is welcome this time of year. Here in Northern Calfifornia we have had a week of blue. It is soon to end the forcast says.
Now that's a change with the sky showing up. Very neat shot.
Gorgeous shot, Carver - I love looking through the tree limbs!
well captured, Carver..congrats
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interesting use of the snow covered tree branches to frame this photo.
Have a good weekend.
Alexander
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I love wintry tree's set against the sky, have a great weekend.
Love it .. naked trees .. my favorite skies are filled with naked trees ..
Such a peaceful sky
Nice photo :-)
Have a wonderful weekend
Kareltje =^.^=
Anya :-)
Do I detect a hint of blue sky there? Lovely :)
That tinge of blue is beautiful...nice shot!
Beautiful view ... a promise of warmer weather to come perhaps?
Hugs and blessings,
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