Light through Ashen Sky Shines
The last of the afternoon sun in the west lit up the top of this cloud, and painted the water and the raindrops pink.
The dark cloud through the centre of this formation is ash streaming away from the volcano Mt Tavurvur.
Sky Watch Friday - visit Tom's blog for all the celestial members.
44 comments:
I have never seen anything like this.
Great shot:)
Marvellous pictures!
Looks like a volcano.
Hi Jules! Wonderful shots! Advantages of lving close to vulcanos... ;)
The adventure without a paddle is amazing, and the village pictures are beautiful!
Thanks for your comment on Blogtrotter, where I’m still around Rabat, but preparing to move to Casablanca… ;))
Hope you have a great weekend!
Magnificent pictures!! Be careful, please.
Oh neat... I love that cloud formation! Congrats on snapping that! You were lucky to get that shot.
Rocky Mountain Retreat
Under a sheltering sky!
Great photos, specialy that one where the ash is seen crossing the cloud.
Oh I've never seen anything like this before! An amazing surprise of the nature! And great shots!
Thanks for the beauty and the explanations.
beautiful images, beautiful colors.
Hi all - gosh you are all out early today!!! Will try and visit as many of you as possible with the phone lines today!!!
mrs darcy - the volcano is to the left of this cloud
Nello my friend Jules, you caught these great , love the colours
oopps forgot to say
My Sky watch from Belvoir Castle Grounds are now up.
lol.
Genius, Jules
You still coming to Melbourne next month? Let me know ....
Stunning shots!
Wow, its amazing what the ash can do. It does make a beautiful sky picture. The pink is so delicate.
Jules, this is breathtaking! The colors are just beautiful!
Beautiful sky photos. Love the colors.
It's just stunning shots. Wonderful colors in them all:)
A very unique capture! Thank you for sharing with us.
Oh my these are beauties for sure!!
have a marvelous weekend....
Nice Colors
Great glow!
These are fabulous colors
These are truly incredible! Beautiful captures.
Wonderful! :)
Beautiful colours in the cloud formations. :)
Ida
Hello Jules
I have been hoping you would post something like this.. it must be an amazing thing to witness but the ash must be a pain in the... air :O)
wow! Fantastic entry for SWF! mine's up too hope you can visit... Happy weekend!
Just beautiful!
Wow,the first photo is gorgeous.The others are great too
Wow! Beautiful colours, Jules.
Very nice!
Very stunning photos. I really love your photos.
such beautiful photos - stunning
Hi Everyone - had a great day yesterday. One of my phone lines died and we had a huge storm in the evening and it blew out my modem so am working off my laptop which has no photos so hopefully it will be fixed for my posting tomorrow!!! Oh the joys of living in Paradise!!!
Hopefully i will be able to visit anyhow!!!
This brings to mind the blog I read about the letter "P" and I came across this word----"Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is the longest word in the English language, and it is a lung disease caused by breathing dust in a volcano." so you be careful taking those wonderful skywatch pictures! See what you can get by living in such a beautiful place! and about those bugs........
Those pink and salmon colors are breathtaking - beautiful sky watch!
I have seen a thousands cloudy sky pictures and none equal these. They are super nice? Did you get a new camera?
Wow - some great shots that you took there! Bravo!
Wow, very beautiful colours of the sky.
Oh my.....sigh..... i ADORE these photos Jules, just lovely.
Jules, every time I visit your blogs I'm lost in them for hours. I don't comment on every photo or I'd be here all day! Thank you for posting these great shots and comments. It's an education and a treat.
Thank you all for your comments - it has been a particularly trying weekend for blogging with phone lines dropping out every few minutes and a massive electriacl storm that took out my modem - I had to go change my pants too!!! I consider throwing this in nearly every day and then I read your messages and go back and try again!!!!
Abe - coming from The Expert your comments are most encouraging and yes we bought a new camera - a Canon 40D plus a new lens - Canon Zoom EF 70-200. The ones taken with the new camera were done with a tripod on 100 ISO. So it is a much better quality photo.
We still use our Canon 300D and these photos were a mixture from both.
Neva - thanks a bundle!!! I had better google that word and then pack my bags!! We have had medical investigatons done here and they say that the ash we get is quite coarse and not a problem like the fine stuff. We are around the bay and miss a lot of it which is good.
WHDB is now installing our new modem while I work off my laptop on the kitchen bench with our other phone line connected.
Beautiful the way the colors are in the sky.
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