Sky, clouds, trees, a contrail. Not much more to say, is there?
Friday, November 30, 2007
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5 comments:
There's not much to say. Its a beautiful photo...
no, just enjoy the day...
and the word http://hydedailyphoto.blogspot.com/ :-)
Ha, thanks for the link Gerald. I don't think I've traveled to this site before, but now that you have been discovered I will link you up.
I like your silhouette of the trees against the sky. The sky looks bumpy like a rib cage or the roof of a mouth - and still the signs of man intrude, in the form of a streaking airplane across the sky.
~Oswegan
Beautiful sky watch picture.
And yes, I am having the same ordeal when trying to enlarge a picture as you mentioned in my blog. I thought it was just my computer doing something different.
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