the 4th picture looks like it is raining fire at the other side of the world, very beautiful. i usually noticed this kind of sky when we go to the desert here, they are dry but the West mountains gets rain and it looks so surreal. beautiful pictures Dianne. i love the sky.
Desert Greetings Diane, I live just west of you in Yucca Valley, Ca. Glad to see I am not the only one who loves to take photographs of all the desert cacti.
Hi Diane, you did a wonderful job of capturing that rain storm moving across that lovely evening sky... nicely done!
When I was a child we lived in Tucson and I remember the view of Mt. Lemon out our front window. Sweet memories, I love the dessert and all of it beauty :D
Your blog is wonderful Diane, thanks for sharing and I hope you have a delightful weekend...
Diane while spending your Spring in AZ I saw these dramatic skies first hand! With such a BIG sky around you it feels so dramatic..like the sky is falling down..with the heaviness of those dark blanket-like clouds!
The fourth sky is really spectacular, Diane.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Prospero...
ReplyDeleteI truly love the forth sky!
Have a great weekend!
Anna
You got some great photos even if you didn't get any rain. I like the light in the corner of the last one. Street light?
ReplyDeletethat fourth shot when the rain is really going is awesome...
ReplyDeletebeautiful captures.
Looks as though the sky was exploding! Great captures.
ReplyDeleteNice collection of images. I love that second to the last one best.
ReplyDeleteReally you took wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteThe clouds are just rejoicing with smiles and happiness. Great photos!
ReplyDeletethe 4th picture looks like it is raining fire at the other side of the world, very beautiful. i usually noticed this kind of sky when we go to the desert here, they are dry but the West mountains gets rain and it looks so surreal. beautiful pictures Dianne. i love the sky.
ReplyDeleteMangificant colours in your photos of the sky as it changed. Thanks for sharing with Sky Watch Friday.
ReplyDeleteThe storm is very dramatic. Looks almost like a fire.
ReplyDeleteLooking back through your week of photos, I see a zillion fabulous sky shots! Great photography; great place to live!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies and shot!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of beautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteFabulous eye catching views.
ReplyDeleteDesert Greetings Diane,
ReplyDeleteI live just west of you in Yucca Valley, Ca. Glad to see I am not the only one who loves to take photographs of all the desert cacti.
I love your sky watch photos as well.
Wishing you a scent-sational day!
Patty
Is that sunset or forest fire...it looks so like smoke. lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteHi Diane, you did a wonderful job of capturing that rain storm moving across that lovely evening sky... nicely done!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a child we lived in Tucson and I remember the view of Mt. Lemon out our front window. Sweet memories, I love the dessert and all of it beauty :D
Your blog is wonderful Diane, thanks for sharing and I hope you have a delightful weekend...
i love the last photograph the most! the light in the corner made it more dramatic.
ReplyDeleteDiane while spending your Spring in AZ I saw these dramatic skies first hand! With such a BIG sky around you it feels so dramatic..like the sky is falling down..with the heaviness of those dark blanket-like clouds!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful job u did, l like it very much
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the storm beautifully.
ReplyDeleteSpirithelpers
Good sky watch, would you like us to send you some of our rain. It never stops here this summer.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky photos. I love seeing rain come down from far off. It's so cool looking. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful set of storm photos!
ReplyDeleteWow..Diane, these are wonderful capture of the ever changing sky! They are so spectacular!
ReplyDeleteVery cool pics, thanks for sharing.
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