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Thursday, July 29, 2010
Skywatch Friday: End of the day at the Beach
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31 comments:
how beautiful
so delightful and soft - relaxing.
Amazing colours.
Way cool to see what a difference such little time can make :)
The sky changes pretty quickly any time of day, but never quicker than sunrise and sunset. Lovely colors!
Wonderful pink sun rays!!Beautiful shots, Carver!
SWF
Such gorgeous skies! Love the colors.
" Happy SWF Weekend "
The sky put on quite a show for you.
Beautiful. Love change of colors in both the shots.
Love the combination of colors! You got the best results at the end of the day. Lovely photos!
Wonderful and peaceful pictures.
Such beautiful skies, clouds and colors! What a terrific way to wind down one's day! Superb, Carver! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Enjoy!
Sylvia
Beautiful colours
You've caught the ever changing light at sea in a great way.
Glorious pictures, - nature moves so fast with her fabulous shows. I love the Monet colours.
Looks like purple is gathering force. A wonderful dusk photo.
Fantastic captures. Love the soft colours of the sky..
The colors in your sky are gorgeous! Wonderful skywatch photos!
Lovely color of the sky, a beautiful photo
the colors are really soft and relaxing. great shots!
Gorgeous skies with those soft, subtle colors. I love the waves...
Beautiful pastel shades in the sky.
Lovely shades of pink in the sky :)
Magnificent!
Marvellous shots.
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nice purple colours. The colour makes the shot so soft and gentle.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Alexander
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For a matter of two minutes the sky change gorgeously beautiful! Happy weekend!
SWF~Fiery
Carver: Looks like a cloudy day at the beach, love the first photo best.
Beautiful, Carver! I'm behind in reading, so I'll ask which beach this is.
Fantastic sky and colours!
Love the prismic dissipation of colours here. Soft and poetic.
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