Good evening!!! Yes, tonight we are talking heavenly!
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| Melted snow on the lake in early spring or just wipped clouds? |
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| Do you see that tiny little moon hanging in the treetops!! |
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| Don't know why, there's no sun up in the sky, stormy weather!!! |
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| I sneaked in two summerskies, this above from our county and below from Småland! |
As autumn approaches we tend to decrease our pace a bit. Not yet though, the temperature is still summerhot and the beaches are filled with bathers and the woods are filled with mosquitos ( tell me about it)
I have , like many of my fellow bloggers, been looking at the sky a lot. People have done so since they noticed phenomena that had impact on them ( yes Mel, I learned a lot from that documentary).
The sky mirrors itself
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| The patterns and colours of the clouds stirs the imagination |
In the bible, the heavens are somewhat obscure, more of an image, but when people talk to God they tend to look up, or climb mountains. Abraham counted stars. Jesus was taken up and away. The galileeans stood there watching the sky for a long time but where told there was nothing there to be found. However, Jesus is to return on the heavens, like the rising sun, so for certain we need to keep at least one eye up. Angels filled the sky at his birth, well, heaven just might be up there!!!
Jules Vernes looked for the sky when he created science fiction, people have been longing to fly for centuries, reach the stars, fly like birds. We celebrated the 50th anniversary of Star Trek just the other day!
Heaven or sky, there is such beauty to be found , especially this time of year!!!
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| Still so many softaired walks to take in the evening, watching the scenery!! |
Your skies are dramatic and gorgeous; our skies tend to be blue and cloudless and as a professional photographer (retired) my husband prefers for photos a sky with clouds for more dramatic look.
SvaraRaderaHello!
SvaraRaderaGlad to hear from you !
If there is one thing for certain, that is that ministers, teachers and artists, such as photographers never really retire...!!! These pictures of mine are very very amateurlike, taken with my mobile. Glad you enjoy them. Where is that sky of yours?? Is there a place where the sky never shifts like ours? I must check your blog again and orientate a bit!
Special pictures of the sky. My sky pictures never seem to turn out to look like they do in real life. Yours are lovely.
SvaraRaderaThank you very much!!!
SvaraRaderaI only use my mobile for this blogg. I am a technical fool and can't deal with anything else as yet. Glad you like them!!!!
I rarely walk after sunset because I don't like midges when they get into my beard. Oh I know there are times when it is unavoidable, especially when I am doing a ritual in the stone circle then it becomes a temporary home for them.
SvaraRaderaI rarely walk after sunset because I don't like midges when they get into my beard. Oh I know there are times when it is unavoidable, especially when I am doing a ritual in the stone circle then it becomes a temporary home for them.
SvaraRaderaI really do love you, Melvyn! I can see that image of you in the stone circle, doing your ritual and slightly cursing the midges beneath grinding teeth. I admit I looked like a speckled ham last week after the mosquito attack when I was picking damson for marmelade....but the sky is lovely!! And the midges get evicted I expect?
SvaraRadera