SkyWatch Friday: Last week of November and First Week of December

Since I skipped last week's Sky Watch, this week will cover the last week of November and the first week of December.

We've had a lot of gray skies but I picked shots from the days with more color.

The last few oak leaves are clinging to the tree.

I like bare branches against a blue sky or any sky for that matter.

After the leaves drop the little balls (for want of their real name) are left for awhile.

I caught a mackerel sky at sunset.

I love the quilted look of the sky below.

I feel like I can reach up and grab this kind of sky and curl up in it.

We have been having some great clouds in the sky.

We've had some windy days but I don't mind when the sun is out.

There are cobblestone side roads where Cobblestone Hall resides but I didn't include them in the shot below.

The next shot is of the NC Legislative Building.

I like pastel skies but the colors were so subtle below that the photograph isn't as pretty as what I saw.

 

There is something about the quality of light this time of the year that I like.

I haven't caught a night moon lately but I have been catching the moon in the morning before it goes down.

There is something moody about the sky below.

The shot below was taken during a late afternoon.

The last shot was taken close to sunset.

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