Great shots and perfect composition in all, of course even without the lineman, I can't help but think of your father and grandfather when I look at the second one.
Gorgeous blue skies and I love all the cacti and your composition as always! Certainly looks a lot more cheerful there than it does here, that's for sure!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Diane!
Sometimes when I send pictures of the Tucson Sky people don't believe how clear blue it is. In fact I sometimes can't believe it myself ! Your first photo of the Saguaro "Forest" with vapor trails ... fabulous.
I love all the lines against those intense blue skies. The first one, exceptional! And the second one puts to mind to use the lines as part of the composition instead of wishing they weren't there. It looks warmer than here. Or is that just an illusion? ;)
Each photo is so evocative of your part of the world, but in a different way. I love the structure in the third photo, I think it would go quite nicely over a patio that is being planned in my head!
Rainfield, that is a great question! Each winter, it snows on the mountain tops. And occasionally, it does snow a tiny bit down in the valley, about once every ten years or so.
A wonderful collection of lines against the blue. Love how you see similarities in diverse places. That sounds weird, but I hope you understand what I meant. :)
so very very warm.. i miss the heat, New Delhi India is under the constant cover of heat waves... but now we are chilling out bcoz the weather has changed drastically.. it doesn't snow here. never had... but we love to live here at 43 degree Celsius and are not enjoying the 13 degree Celsius ..these days..
Oh my... So different from the weather here. So beautiful too, especially the first one.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and perfect composition in all, of course even without the lineman, I can't help but think of your father and grandfather when I look at the second one.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blue skies and I love all the cacti and your composition as always! Certainly looks a lot more cheerful there than it does here, that's for sure!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Diane!
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Hi, really beautiful pictures.. the first one is awesome!
ReplyDeleteSometimes when I send pictures of the Tucson Sky people don't believe how clear blue it is. In fact I sometimes can't believe it myself !
ReplyDeleteYour first photo of the Saguaro "Forest" with vapor trails ... fabulous.
cheers, parsnip
I love all the lines against those intense blue skies. The first one, exceptional! And the second one puts to mind to use the lines as part of the composition instead of wishing they weren't there. It looks warmer than here. Or is that just an illusion? ;)
ReplyDeleteA great perspective to look at the sky with lines..I always try to avoid the wiring when taking pictures of the sky! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love all the lines against the blue sky. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue sky over the desert. Wonderful shots.
ReplyDeletelove that blue sky & the green, nice contrast! =)
ReplyDeleteI envy your clear blue sky!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, I do like the first one!
ReplyDeleteEach photo is so evocative of your part of the world, but in a different way. I love the structure in the third photo, I think it would go quite nicely over a patio that is being planned in my head!
ReplyDeletePretty. There just is nothing bluer than a desert skyk.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors of the cactus in the header.
ReplyDeleteGood choice of desert skies.
Those are gorgeous skies, Diane.... Thanks for sharing such beauty for us.... WOW!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Beautiful Pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's always so wonderful to see clear blue sky. It has been raining and cloudy for the whole week here! Your pictures have brighten up my day. TQ :-D
ReplyDeletelove the last photo. it is so enviting
ReplyDeleteStriking color and clean lines... I am growing ever attached to your desert, Diane!
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is very interesting photo!
ReplyDeleteI am wonder whether there will be any snow in your desert.
ReplyDeleteA desert with snow?
Rainfield, that is a great question! Each winter, it snows on the mountain tops. And occasionally, it does snow a tiny bit down in the valley, about once every ten years or so.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful collection of lines against the blue. Love how you see similarities in diverse places. That sounds weird, but I hope you understand what I meant. :)
ReplyDeleteso very very warm.. i miss the heat, New Delhi India is under the constant cover of heat waves... but now we are chilling out bcoz the weather has changed drastically.. it doesn't snow here. never had... but we love to live here at 43 degree Celsius and are not enjoying the 13 degree Celsius ..these days..
ReplyDeleteLike the first shot best, probably because it is so different from the Ohio valley. Saw you on Skywatch Friday.
ReplyDeleteThere were interesting skylines as I stared up in the sky this morning =)
ReplyDeletesaguaro skyline, one of a kind, very unique. i am always fascinated with cacti, they are just one of the very unique creatures on Earth.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting...
ReplyDeleteInteresting place!
ReplyDeletelove the tall cactus!
ReplyDeleteLucky Luke territory!
ReplyDeleteInteresting greeneries and cactus that decorate the clear blue skies. Looks like a very hot day there.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day. May you have a wonderful weekend ahead.
Great photos. I particularly like the second one.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Boonie
Gorgeous pics of blue sky, sunshine and that beautiful desert.
ReplyDeleteNice captures. I really like the ocotillo branches over the wooden pergola frame.
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