Autumn proved to be a busy time for sunsets and cloudscapes















Autumn proved to be a busy time for sunsets and cloudscapes















Well this year has seen the warmest summer on record and for that matter an unprecedented period of dry weather.
Sunsets though have been a bit of a miss as have cloudscapes – all that blue sky means you can’t have everything.










The other night a cloudy sunset caught my eye simply because I had not seen one in a while.
Spring has been delightfully dry, sunny with low humidity. It has meant the watering can has been doing overtime at a point when seedlings and young growth can die in days if not watered.
Nature has offered some interest.



It was a great season for tulips – no wind or rain to batter them down

































The sky is always full of interesting shapes and moods.






Winter has continued to offer amazing cloudscapes. As we head into the Christmas season and the year end I would reflect on a year of cloudscapes, the sheer number being notable.
The colours that attract me are the greys and pinks. And of course the blues are often stunning in contrast.




Nature has offered much in 2022 while winter never dissappoints.






In many of my cloudscapes the trees provide a secondary role, often in silhouette. Winter offers a chance to examine the tangle of branches bare of their leaves.







And so the year ends and I wish you all peace.









This summer has been great for sky – blue sky and clouds as well as sunsets.




The rest of the images were taken in one evening







eventually the sun drops further and more muted cooler pinks and greys return……..

More Sky pictures………… three different sunsets


