Thursday, April 22, 2010

SkyWatch Friday


I love sunrises....this is another series of the sunrise, the view is from my back yard....I was in awe of what looked like some kind of sphere in the sky.....

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30 comments:

Pat said...

It looks sort of funnel-like, but not quite like a tornado. Very strange formation in the sky. The colors are absolutely gorgeous.

marianne said...

beautiful sunrise! and i locve the puff cloud- very cool!

Unknown said...

what a dramatic sunrise! something to look forward to each morning.

~Cheryl said...

What stunning, vibrant colors! The "sphere" caught my eye immediately... I think it looks like a heart! How very special! And thank you for commenting on my post; it means so much to me! Have a great weekend!

Hilda said...

The colors are just fabulous! I find that hovering cone-shaped cloud intriguing too.

lina@women's perspectives said...

wow...you're so lucky to see these amazing sunrise moments from your back yard...
it's a bit of strange, but the colors are so lovely

Thanks for dropping by

Hildred said...

Brilliant skies and nicely captured. Very strange looking formation, but then clouds do that sometimes and being lit by the setting sun only makes them more dramatic.

Carolyn said...

I say a hot air balloon...that's what it looks light. I used to crew for a hot air balloon and you prepped and had everything ready to go as soon as the sun broke the horizon and often the first pictures taken by the chase vehicle looked like this! A beautiful series of shots. Thanks for sharing.
Smiles

Jim said...

Brilliant, beautiful skies. Amazing colours.
Sydney - City and Suburbs

Anuradha Shankar said...

wow! its just too beautiful! what is that thing in the sky??? by a stretch of imagination, it looks like a whirlwind in the sky!

alicesg said...

Very beautiful photos of your sunrise. I dont wake up so early so I could only take photos of sunset..lol.

Angie said...

You eary bird catching that sunrise. Glorious shots. Thanks for your visit.

Anonymous said...

The spot - I think of it as a hole in the sky - is fascinating. My eye went right to it, even in the first photo. It adds interest to an already lovely photo.

LV said...

What a nice view to wake up to. These are great sunrise shots.

Lois said...

I agree with Cheryl about that sphere looking a little like a heart! These pictures are amazing.

Unknown said...

Wow , these are super, super shots. I love the colours, very dramatic.

Carver said...

What a gorgeous sunrise. I love this sequence. Great way to wake up in the morning.

penny said...

Your sunrise photos are stunning. That sphere looks like a tornado flying through the beautifully colored skies...

Akelamalu said...

What a view!

Coastal BC Stories Books said...

And everything looks like it emanates from that spot. I don't get many sunrises, I love to sleep late. Thanks for sharing. - Margy

Karine said...

This is an absolutely photo, it makes me wish, yet again, that I was enough of an early bird to watch the sunrise :o)

Tammie Lee said...

magically gorgeous!

eden said...

Gorgeous sunrise. Love the color. Have a great weekend

Kcalpesh said...

I've seen so many sunrises and pictures of sunrises! But the one's you've posted here are so unusual and beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

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Rinkly Rimes said...

That cloud almost looks like a fluffy hot-air balloon!

I loved Vancouver Island when I visited it.

Kristin said...

Interesting clouds. A very unique shape that looks like an inverted triangle. Wonder what caused that.

Lavender and Vanilla Friends of the Gardens said...

I am generally an early bird so I appreciate a wonderful sunrise like this. It is breathtakingly beautiful
in its moment of early morning glory.

kRiZcPEc said...

wow. amazing!

Johnny Nutcase said...

whoa! what a gorgeous sunrise! So glad you got pictures of it - that sphere/diamond shape is pretty cool. Great series!

Michele said...

Oh golly, these are incredible!!!! How beautiful the colors. That cloud is really interesting.

Hope all is well.
Hugs
Michele