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.
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!
Yes, we had that here in Sydney this morning. Combination of upper winds and cold air, I think ... but would not know.
ReplyDeleteLike the look of that weatherboard house in the corner and its window trimmings ...
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. I didn't notice a thing, must have got up too late.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot of a sky!I love it!
ReplyDeleteThis 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!
ReplyDeleteJanice.
I don't blame you not waiting. The sunflare spikes are terrific and that sky just glides so gently.
ReplyDeleteYes, I captured that sky too for Skywatch today! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteAnd 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.
ReplyDeleteI missed this one last week and it is a really fantastic sky shot!
ReplyDeletelovely sky with lovely shot.
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