Skywatch Friday - Season 4 Episode 15

Sometimes the sky is bright blue. Other days storms roll in and then roll out. Sky Watches aren't planned. One needs to show up, have a camera handy and click. Magic happens or it doesn't. And so it is, what it is.



Thanks to the skywatch team who are Klaus, Sandy, Wren, Fishing Guy and Sylvia. Click here http://skyley.blogspot.com to participate or view blogs who have posted skies from all over the world. Looking forward to seeing you next time. Same place. Same subject.

10/20 Outdoor Wednesday #93

Welcome to Eerieville. Halloween is just around the corner so here are more images posted of Fog at Lake Michigan.

Close-up Reflections of Lake Michigan, plus leaves floating in water.

Ships in Wilmette Harbor plus American flag.

Ships in Wilmette Harbor #2.

Thanks Susan for being the hostess. If you are interested in participating or viewing Outdoor Wednesday posts click here: http://asoutherndaydreamer.blogspot.com. See you next week. Same time. Same place.

Skywatch Friday - Season 4 Episode #14

Welcome back. This week I am posting a sunset that looks like the sky is on fire. Isn't it amazing how the sky changes from moment to moment? I never seem to tire of simple pleasures like the smell of water, the sound of leaves crunching under my feet as a walk a path, or just listening to my breath. It is great to be alive!

Thanks to the skywatch team who are Klaus, Sandy, Wren, Fishing Guy, Sylvia. Click here http://skyley.blogspot.com if you would like to participate or view other sites who have posted skies from all over the world. See you next week.

10/13 Outdoor Wednesday #92

Fog enveloped Lake Michigan area a few days ago around 4:00 P.M. I had about an hour to shoot. These are four images that were ready to post today. Perhaps more may follow next week. Fog is so eerie.


Solitude A

Solitude B

Two in Pea Soup A

Two in Pea Soup B

Thanks to Susan at http://asoutherndaydreamer.blogspot.com for being the hostess.

Monday, October 11, 2010 - Outside The Box Images

It has been awhile since I posted images called outside the box. Here are two. Subject shot are car/truck windows. By the way, the windows are not broken; it just appears that way. Photographs were shot in color; but were changed to black and white format. I am exploring shooting reflections. These were the outcome.

Another realm I

Another Realm II

Skywatch Friday - Season 4 Episode #13

Why is posting for Skywatch Friday so important to me? Perhaps skywatching became a passion for me while visiting the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California. I remember walking up steep metal stairs to view a planet through a telescope there. I actually saw the rings around Saturn. Perhaps that is when skywatching became a passion for me.

If you would like information regarding the Griffith Observatory click here: http://www.griffithobs.org/.

Here is a photograph of a winding road with trees like fireworks each tree was trying to be prettier than the next. This glorious view was taken on Highway 70 in the Hayward Lakes Area in the state of Wisconsin. Nature always surprises me.



This post may be late: but I did meet my goal of posting a skywatch shot this week. Better late than never. Thanks to the skywatch team who are Klaus, Sandy, Wren, Fishing Guy and Sylvia. Click here: http://skyley.blogspot.com/ if you would like to participate or view other sites who have posted skies from all over the world. See you next time.

October 6 Outdoor Wednesday #91

Stone Lake, Wisconsin population of 544 at the 2000 census holds a Cranberry Festival the first week-end of October. There are Craft Vendors, Tours of Cranberry Bogs, Crate Derby, and more. Here are some photographs I took of a Cranberry Bog being flooded.



Photograph One: Zawistowski Cranberry Bogs Sign, Stone Lake, Wisconsin.

Photograph Two: One part of cranberry bog was flooded the other part has cranberries floating. Notice fall color is in background.

Photograph Three: Close-up of Cranberries floating in water.

Photograph Four: Cranberries floating in water plus a cranberry plant. Here are two sites that you can find information about this fest, just in case you would like to attend next year: http://stonelakewi.com and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_Lake,_Wisconsin. And that's all folks for now. See you all later.

If you would like to participate or view other blogs who have posted an Outdoor Theme click here: http://asoutherndaydreamer.blogspot.com/. Thank you Susan for being our hostess.