It is like that all year round. This is a semi arid climate and we have had a drought for some time. Very dry here with a raging fire in the mountains, 50 miles to the west.
I love this picture! As you can imagine, being from Scotland, we don’t see any kind of arid landscapes. I can just imagine the crunch under foot here. 🙂
Jess, upstate NY is so beautiful. Even though I grew up in New York, I didn’t get to experience as much upstate as I would have liked. You are lucky to be there.
I find it amazing that some people see the clouds, some the sky, some the barren and sleeping landscape, and yet others see it all. And do you know what? That’s cool because we all are different and when we comment you see the sky, or the clouds and or the landscape but it makes the whole picture on this corner of your life’s canvas.
Like cool water Bro, very nice!
While I love old buildings and old cars and even scraggly burros for all the interesting textures and weathered colors, this is my favourite of your pictures which I’ve had the pleasure to view so far. The golds, blues, old fence, and the sweep of the clouds I just love. It’s beautiful!!
You know when I first started taking pictures someone told me that the first rule is ‘be there’…and that is so true! Some things are just a gift really. Even Ansel Adams said “Sometimes I do get to places just when God’s ready to have somebody click the shutter.” And, I believe that.
Looks more like spring. Nice capture.
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thanks t.
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Looks like the sky cooperated with some nice clouds. Beautiful shot. Weather down here has been in the low 70’s for a few weeks now.
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60’s here. I’ll take it, but it is very dry, as evidenced in my photo.
Thanks Paul.
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I miss that Sky
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And the sky whispers your name. Or is it my name?
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its OUR name
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Wouldn’t that be “Michaels?”
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much better than the alternative
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Looks a bit dry, is it like that in December?
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It is like that all year round. This is a semi arid climate and we have had a drought for some time. Very dry here with a raging fire in the mountains, 50 miles to the west.
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Gorgeous. 🙂
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Thanks Robin.
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Beautiful blue sky!
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Aye. Thanks Gracie.
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Very good click mike
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Thanks Marylou.
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I love this picture! As you can imagine, being from Scotland, we don’t see any kind of arid landscapes. I can just imagine the crunch under foot here. 🙂
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Yes, no doubt you see much more precip than we do. Aye, thanks for the comment.
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Lovely, windswept clouds.
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Thanks Pat.
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Lovely soft sky..it was unseasonably warm here today as well…in the 50’s!
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Jess, upstate NY is so beautiful. Even though I grew up in New York, I didn’t get to experience as much upstate as I would have liked. You are lucky to be there.
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So pretty, Mike….
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Thank you Scott, I think you are pretty too. Oh! You mean the post! Thank you bro.
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Um, yeah…you’re kinda cute, too, Mike…love your whiskery chin! And very pretty PHOTO, too…. 🙂
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🙂
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Very lovely landscape composition with that gorgeous blue sky and clouds.
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Thanks Gunta.
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I find it amazing that some people see the clouds, some the sky, some the barren and sleeping landscape, and yet others see it all. And do you know what? That’s cool because we all are different and when we comment you see the sky, or the clouds and or the landscape but it makes the whole picture on this corner of your life’s canvas.
Like cool water Bro, very nice!
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I’d be your brother in a New York minute jagged. Great comment, thanks.
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Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing —
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Generous. Thank you.
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Lovely serene shot there!
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Thanks Lucy!
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While I love old buildings and old cars and even scraggly burros for all the interesting textures and weathered colors, this is my favourite of your pictures which I’ve had the pleasure to view so far. The golds, blues, old fence, and the sweep of the clouds I just love. It’s beautiful!!
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Very nice comment Judy, and greatly appreciated. I like to capture straight up lovely when I see it. Thanks you.
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You know when I first started taking pictures someone told me that the first rule is ‘be there’…and that is so true! Some things are just a gift really. Even Ansel Adams said “Sometimes I do get to places just when God’s ready to have somebody click the shutter.” And, I believe that.
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Don’t know about the God piece but being there is essential, as is seeing what is there.
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Gorgeous Mike! Please send it this way. We may be in southern France but all we seem to get is grey drizzle at the moment. I’m getting webbed feet.
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You quack me up…
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I love the blue sky and clouds… nice photo!
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See, I can do “nice”, thank you.
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Love this one, great sky and golden landscape.
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Thanks Mufidah.
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fantastic clouds and great contrast with the surrounding landscape 🙂
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Thanks so much!
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