This was the view that greeted me as I left my house yesterday morning. Isn't it amazing? It was endless and really dramatic. Another one tomorrow!
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10 comments:
Yes, we had that here in Sydney this morning. Combination of upper winds and cold air, I think ... but would not know.
Like the look of that weatherboard house in the corner and its window trimmings ...
Welcome back. I didn't notice a thing, must have got up too late.
Fantastic shot of a sky!I love it!
This is one amazing sky! It looks like Australia has been wrapped in cotton wool! Thanks for your comment on my SWF. I agree, Michelangelo's David would have looked fab against my sky yesterday but it's the first time in six years I've regretted not having him!
Janice.
I don't blame you not waiting. The sunflare spikes are terrific and that sky just glides so gently.
Yes, I captured that sky too for Skywatch today! Amazing!
And do you ever enter some of your photos in any competitions? That one of the bridge below is fantastic, as I have already commented.
The little Brookfield Show is a good and fun place to start..but hey , what about the Ekka too?
Great sky shot! I love everything Australian so I'm very happy to have found your blog through Sky Watch.
I missed this one last week and it is a really fantastic sky shot!
lovely sky with lovely shot.
john
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