PHOTOSTORY & SKYWATCH FRIDAY - North, South, East, West

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Hosted by Cecily and MamaGeek



North, South, East, West

standing out on the rotunda balcony at work, yes again,
and I noticed that the sky to my left and right were so different
so I took one photogrpah to illustrate the differing skies
at the four main Cardinal points approx 3.30pm

Facing North- The Castle in sunlight, the sky heavy


Facing East - Brooding heavy sky

Facing South - Rooftops & clouds

Facing west  - The Millenium Bridge & a clear sky& sunshine




Photostory Friday
Hosted by Cecily and MamaGeek

SkyWatch


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Comments

  1. Queen-Size funny bone11:12 pm, November 27, 2008

    seems like the world is having the strangest skies lately.

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  2. Leslie:12:53 am, November 28, 2008

    Very similar skies to ours these days. Lovely views. :D

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  3. Anonymous3:43 am, November 28, 2008

    That was a clever idea for SW..looks like our skies in Buffalo NY

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  4. Anonymous4:17 pm, November 28, 2008

    We are definately telepathic: I took four pictures on thursday of the four points and thought about posting them but you know I always need help so I left it...each point was so different. Good work.

    the verification word is antsockh, who would have thought they needed 'em?

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  5. Maggie May7:44 pm, November 28, 2008

    Very moody skies. We get a lot of that too! Great shots.

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  6. Joyce8:50 pm, November 28, 2008

    Beautiful, dramatic skies.

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  7. Suburbia9:12 pm, November 28, 2008

    Amazing skys :)

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  8. Cecily R10:26 pm, November 28, 2008

    Oh, I just LOVE the way you see the world through your lens and your skywatch shots!!

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  9. david mcmahon8:09 pm, November 29, 2008

    Nice work. Love that third shot.

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  10. Sandi McBride12:23 pm, November 30, 2008

    I've seen the skies look that way...different from each angle, and us needing rain, wondering why those to the East and West are getting gulleywashers and we're getting NOTHING! Lovely shots!
    Sandi

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  11. Anonymous3:17 pm, November 30, 2008

    I am a lover of castles and that one looks fabulous.

    CJ xx

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  12. Woman in a Window6:48 pm, November 30, 2008

    That is one forboding looking sky.

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