Friday, August 21, 2020

August Storm #SkywatchFriday

These pictures are from earlier in August.  

Near dark, a storm blew up.

Although it looks black and white, I assure you this and the photos following were in color.

 

A couple of minutes later and a slightly different angle.  Things weren't looking good.

By the time it was fully dark, the rain started coming down heavily.  Here's the rain, taken from a break in our tree cover from my front door.  It's still in color but it looks so black and white type moody.

So what happened next?

All we got was a lot of rain and my flowers perked up the next day.  But so many have been impacted by storms and fire this summer.  It's a sad time, and we can only hope that, for all of us, all the skies will clear one day.

Joining Yogi and the other bloggers who watch the sky at #SkywatchFriday.

10 comments:

  1. I like those pictures! They do indeed look black and white, and striking.

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  2. ...right about now rain is a gift!

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  3. So interesting how the storm sucks the color out of the sky. But yes, really tough times right now with all the fires. Clear skies would be nice.

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  4. I bet you those photos would have been more dramatic in black and white, though!

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  5. It's amazing that those pics look like they're black and white, and how that look helps express the mood.

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  6. The world went black and white. . .

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  7. Wow! That storm was really dark!
    Thanks for your comment on my blog. I think the Mockingbird is a juvenile, and has not yet got his adult plumage. (It does look a bit ragged though).
    Have a wonderful weekend!

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