SkyWatch Friday: November is still colorful where I live

Even in the fog the autumn leaves stand out.

We continue to have a mix of rainy and sunny days.

I have had another week full of sky photography.

The sky changes so much even over a few hours.

I'm seeing more of the sky through bare leaves but many trees haven't dropped their leaves yet.

I caught the moon one morning before it went to sleep for the day.

When I go to the office for meetings I always snap a few shots.

The crepe myrtle below is on the curb of the parking lot I use.

The crepe myrtle trees at my house have already lost their leaves unlike the one above. The shot below is of one of the few houses on a downtown block in Durham that's mostly offices.

The house in the next shot was converted to be used for offices.

I never tire of photographing water towers. 

We've had a great mix of clouds.

 The shot above and below is of the same Japanese Maple.

I spotted a lace collar across the sky below.

The next shot is of one of the oak trees in my front yard.

Next a long piece of lace.

The next shot shows branches from two of my three oak trees.

Next a mix of clouds and oak tree limbs.

The last shot is of the clouds above pine trees and a bare limb tree I shot from my back yard.

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