Half of my heart is back in Custer tumbling along with this vivid band of storm clouds. See 9 September for an additional view.In this big beautiful world, no two photographers click alike ... see what I'm talking about at Sky Watch Friday.
Half of my heart is back in Custer tumbling along with this vivid band of storm clouds. See 9 September for an additional view.
So breathtaking...I'm in awe.
ReplyDeleteLaurie: Thanks so much for your recent note. By all means, look me up when you and Ron come to London! I'd love to meet you! Meanwhile, keep watching that big midwestern sky! :)
ReplyDeleteWow... breathtaking when viewed large!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME....great capture
ReplyDeleteStunning! And, I like your final sentence. Happy skywatching!
ReplyDeleteThat is too pretty for words!!!
ReplyDeleteYour sky looks like a painting, Laurie. That orange lighting is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteswear to God it's SOOC ?
ReplyDeletegreat colour capture
your shots are painterly! love them; thanks so much for visiting my Hawaii blog. You are most welcome anytime !
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Wow, so dramatic! What a great capture.
ReplyDeleteI think that part of the world is special. Have been there to all the tourists places but it is just special to wander through the states and I really liked Montana. We visited Custer Battlefield as that was Patty's 4th cousin who lost the battle there. Such a lonesome place now. It must have been a huge camp on the Little Big Horn that day. The local Indians said it was one of the largest ever. Talk about bad intelligence. Custer got it that day.
ReplyDeletethis was worth another look!
ReplyDeleteMore please :-)
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