As a single thundercloud moved over the valley I happened to go out onto my balcony and saw this! I quickly grabbed my camera and started snapping. The sky looked as if it were on aflame with the color pink! It was brief, but breathtaking while it lasted. This is just one of the perks of being back in Tucson!
Amazing images Kathie.
ReplyDeleteEspecially love that top photo-quite the striking image!
ReplyDeleteLovely colors and skies, Kathie! Beautiful photos, thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWOWWOW!! those are gorgeous skies!!!!!
ReplyDeletethe first & second pictures are breath taking...
and the lavender sky...awesome shots!!!!!
Amazing!! Your thumbnail photo on the SkyWatch Friday page really caught my eye - with those three bands of color, it looked like a flag! I've never seen a sunset quite like it!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the soft lavender cloud that started it all - what a contrast to the bold coloring the sky took on as the sun set!
Now that is a SkyWatch photo is I've ever seen one!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful colors! Glad you were able to capture this for us.
ReplyDeleteThose are very dramatic and beautiful skies, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, striking photos Kathie, wow!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathie
ReplyDeleteWhat a dramatic sky. Just lovely.
Regards
Guy
Wowee!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! Believe me, it took my breath away when I saw it! I'm so glad I had my camera nearby because it didn't last for long!
ReplyDeleteKathie, we're glad you had your camera with you too! That was a sky most definitely worth sharing! (And it seems to me that the really breathtaking skies are usually the most fleeting!)
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question, I lived in Kennebunk during my last three years of high school. My dad is a native New Englander, my mother a Montana native, so I've always had my heart in both New England and the Rockies. Where in Maine did you live?