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January 30, 2015

Leftover Skies

evening street scene

Since I carry my camera with me most of the time, I take more photos than I post. I decided to catch up on some sky shots from December, which was a busy month as far as photos.

Let's start with some pictures of Strasburg (Virginia) and end with a couple of shots I took in Winchester.





12 comments:

  1. Spare Parts and Pics1:26 AM, January 31, 2015

    Some beautiful shots here! I'm like you and take way more photos than I post. Hard to know sometimes which ones to post!

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  2. Debbie at Travel with Intent4:39 AM, January 31, 2015

    Some beautiful shots Linda. I like the twinkly lights on the tree. And the last 2 shots are gorgeous.

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  3. eileeninmd7:28 AM, January 31, 2015

    Pretty series of sky shots. I love the hot air balloon! Happy weekend!

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  4. Out on the prairie8:03 AM, January 31, 2015

    Really like the fog shot.

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  5. TexWisGirl9:28 AM, January 31, 2015

    i like the watertower one and the roof topper!

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  6. George9:40 AM, January 31, 2015

    I'm glad you shared these leftover skies with us. The photo of the mountain in the fog and mist is beautiful, as is the one with the hot air balloon. I recognized the Strasburg street.

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  7. Mike@Bit About Britain9:56 AM, January 31, 2015

    Shots 3 and 4 are particularly good. Reckon I take about 20 shots for every 1 used..!

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  8. William Kendall12:25 PM, January 31, 2015

    I'm always fond of a good clock tower, and that one appeals to me.

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  9. Optimistic Existentialist4:38 PM, January 31, 2015

    Some amazing sunsets indeed - and I love the shot of the hot air balloon :)

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  10. maryaustria11:20 PM, January 31, 2015

    Wonderful skies! My favorite is also the last one!

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  11. **Lih**6:41 AM, February 02, 2015

    Lindo demais!

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  12. Connie7:56 PM, February 02, 2015

    Very pretty. Nice variety here.

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