Skywatch Friday

Sunrise is getting later, so I am seeing colour in the skies on our morning walks.

 The colour makes the walking sentinels fascinating.

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Walking Sentinels in the Dawn

I love the way the walking sentinels reflect the light of the rising sun.

Skywatch Friday and Friday's Fences

This is about as colourful as the skies get, in November.

 This morning, the sun did cast its rays on the walking sentinels in an interesting manner, lighting up the coil things, although I was too far away for a really good photo.

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And the fences have not been much more interesting. To link to Friday's Fences, click here.

 

Skywatch Friday

It was sunrise, and a bit foggy, so the skies were orange, to both the east and the west.

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Shadows

Shadows can appear on many things,

 and be cast by many things, as well.

 Most of these are wild grape vines

 climbing a hydro pylon.

 

Walking Sentinels in the Dawn

Do the walking sentinels appear any different

 with the background of sunrise?

 Or are the only differences

 in the background colours?

 

Shadows

I am still exploring the walking sentinels, and I found one with wild grape vines climbing its legs.

 The square corners of the structure do strange things to the shadows.

 

Watery Wednesday

Hydro pylons reflected in puddles make interesting patterns, especially when the puddles reflect the sunrise.

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Look Up, Look 'Way Up

I was right under the hydro pylons

 looking straight up

 into the morning sky, and thinking of childhood TV.

 Do you remember The Friendly Giant?

Skywatch Friday

Earlier this week, I was fascinated with the walking sentinels in the early morning light.

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Milkweed and Hydro Pylons

I love the early morning light on the milkweed seeds,

 the way the sunlight catches each thread of fluff!

 

Hydro Pylons

I've been studying the hydro pylons out in the fields,

 the combination of solidity and elegance of form.

 

Hydro Pylons

I was looking at the hydro pylons this morning, while walking the dogs.

 There is a stark beauty to them that I have never noticed before.