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Sky watch


James Jordan says "If the sky is doing something interesting, find a place to take a picture." So I did.

We're still in Sofala.

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  1. The sky is certainly doing something there, but I'm more attracted to the old homestead under it.

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  2. I like the combination of the two, sky and shack. Couldn't bring myself to use the word "homestead". The CI, the rust, the ramshackle front fence compared with the power of the landscape.

    I followed the link - Wow! I will endeavour to read all twelve posts. I have no idea what he is talking about, but love the results.

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  3. I am with Julie. I followed the link and spent 45 minutes admiring the photographs. The man is an artist.

    But what first caught my eye was your stunning photo of scrappy sky and rustic house. Exceptional.

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  4. I really like the composition of this photo - it has very much depth and the colours correspond well.

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