Sky Watch Friday # 52

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  1. Anonymous7:51 pm

    The trees are reaching high for a touch of the sky. Nice shot.

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  2. John B.8:05 pm

    Nice SkyWatch shot!

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  3. overtiredmum8:17 pm

    hope your naked trees have some leaves soon - love the perspective xo

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  4. Carolyn Ford8:18 pm

    What a sky above those towering trees. Beautiful light...love this perspective.

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  5. Jane9:00 pm

    Awesome perspective, love the colour of the sky too. Thanks for sharing:)

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  6. eileeninmd11:05 pm

    Love this ange looking up at the sky and trees. Great capture!

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  7. Kim, USA12:50 am

    Great shot!! Love the blue sky and the tall trees. Happy weekend!

    SkywatchFriday

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  8. Nisha3:37 am

    Looking up the sky . :)

    Gives a positive vibe. Right?

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  9. tilden talks...4:49 am

    I spent hours this week trying to get a shot of the sky through the trees. I was not successful. You were, I applaud you.

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  10. Kcalpesh10:24 am

    What a superb view! Nice angle!

    Pixellicious Photos

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  11. Laura6:55 pm

    love this perspective and the purple of the sky!!!

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  12. Bettey11:25 pm

    Love the perspective and colors!

    HoodPhoto Blog

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