A flashback - at K's Rock in Utah in November, it was a mostly clear night with just a wisp of a cloud above us. I'd set up my camera to shoot the stars when I saw a shooting star zip above the tallest part of K's Rock. I hoped that my camera had captured it.
After I arrived home and started wading through my photos, I discovered that the camera did capture it.
After the shooting star, I left the camera going for hours, and this was the final photo. So many stars...The thought of warm sun and clear night skies seemed almost surreal in our blustery winter world today. The fierce wind was whipping the fresh snow horizontally.
Quite a contrast...
Beautiful photos! We were supposed to get 6-8 inches of snow today but only got about half an inch at most.
ReplyDeleteYour Pals,
Murphy & Stanley
Quite lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love that first one!
ReplyDeleteI just can't imagine all that pretty in one place!
ReplyDeleteWhat great luck, capturing the shooting star!
ReplyDeleteI love your star photos!! They are so neat!! That's awesome you got the shooting star!! :D
ReplyDeleteStarry starry night alright
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
The colors are so amazing!
ReplyDeleteCatching up on what I've missed. We are a long way from winter--At least today. But your photos are truly amazing and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI always love your star pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat Beautiful Photos :) Milo & Jet
ReplyDeleteA nice warm fire later will feel good to you both! Beautiful photos, KB!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't handle wind! Yikes! Very beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteMonty and Harlow
The starts are great, and the desert certainly looks warmer than what you have now.
ReplyDeleteMom likes those starry pictures an awful lot ... but me? I LOVE the SNOW!!!!!!!!! Shyla, you are one lucky Labrapuppy!!!!
ReplyDeleteYours sincerely,
Margaret Thatcher
Hi KB, if it is cold and snowy here, it must be really cold at your place. Sending you wishes for a healthy and incredible New Year.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Noreen