The view from my office window two nights ago, captured by placing the camera on the back of the open roof-light window.
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oh wow – this is truly a work of art….
and is an example of how blue can be cheering too – 🙂
Yes, we all need more blue, especially in northern winter lands. Thanks, Yvette 🙂
🙂 well I wrote that and then saw the other post – which has great blue too – the one with Mzee Lali in thought – so visiting your blog has been uplifting (and much needed)
Am very glad you feel uplifted, and thank you for telling me. I seem to be seeking out blue at the moment. I hadn’t realized until you mentioned it.
well keep it coming… i mean no pressure- but keep it coming… ha
Lucky you! What a view!
It did involve a bit of mountaineering up onto the cabin bed. But worth the climb 🙂
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Spectacular view!
Good opportunistic photography
Thank you, Ian.
That’s wonderful. What a view!
It astonished me too. It’s a very fascinating piece of sky just there.
Stunning Tish 🙂
Triple WOW – this is absolutely beautiful…janet.:)
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Great atmospheric shot.
Beautiful. Reminded me (though very different) of a Magritte painting in Brussels)
Asante sana.
stunning photograph-glad you saw it and were able to share it.
Thank you. Glad you could drop in 🙂
Magical! 🙂
Such a stunning image, Tish. You should make a calendar of your Wenlock images. 🙂
Now that IS a good idea. Thank you, Sylvia.
Beautiful capture, Tish. With a view like this one, I’d never leave my office. Of course, I’d get nothing accomplished for I’d just sit there, daydreaming as I look out the window.
You’d get ever so hungry too 🙂
wow, that’s an exquisite, uplifting, luxury view from your office window!
Hello, Frizz. Lovely to speak to you. And yes, we have some good skies from the back of the house.