I love the blue sky in this photo. This photo is of the top of an old school house. I love this weather vane and weather vanes in general, especially ones with a rooster up on top. After taking this photo I came to love it even more because of the beautiful gradient blue sky.
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Monday, November 24, 2008
Blue Monday-Blue Sky
Posted by Heidi Jo the Artist at 2:05 AM
Labels: Blue Monday, My Photography
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12 comments:
What a beautiful day that must have been. I also like weather vanes and hope to find one for my rooftop one day. I've a small cupola/bird shelter (screened though) that it would look perfect on.
That IS a pretty blue sky. I, too, just love weathervanes...
That would be a good one to frame. Happy Blue Monday!
I really love this photograph. It is wonderful! Thank you for sharing this. Very, very nice.
XO,
Sheila
Yes, I see what you mean about the blue gradiating from palest of blues to a sunny morning glory blue. Happy Thanksgiving.
So true, our sky is the original blue isn't it? Happy Blue Monday, my first today!
That is a beautiful blue sky -- love the gradations of blue.
Beautiful blue shade, but then aren't most to those of us who love the color?
What a beautiful blue sky. Loved it. The weather vane adds to the photo.
The sky is beautiful and serene. I, too, like weather vanes. Yours is very nice. Happy Blue Monday.
Sweetie
Hey fellower swap partner. I just wanted to let you know, you will be receiving my swap gift for you next week. Here in East Texas we have Canton Trade days and this weekend I'll be headed there to get you the things I have in mind for you, but I didn't want you to think I forgot about you. I have enjoyed reading your blog especially the pink saturdays andruby tuesdays and blue mondays. I hope you have a great Turkey Day.
Desiree
I love this piecture, taken from this angle.
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