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19 comments:
Stunning! In some ways, it reminds me of Andrew Wyeth's work.
I can feel its winds blowing on my face!
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Donna
That's a lovely photograph. 💙
Those heavy clouds have also been hanging over Lakeland lately. Then they drop buckets of water!! Beautiful capture, Mari!!
We went to see the remake of Twister. This looks like a place where a tornado could happen. Very pretty though.
The metaphor is almost too poignant to contemplate. xoxo
Wow beautiful.
Stormy day but nice capture
I have been in weather like this, particularly in South Dakota and Colorado. Always exciting, unless there is hail involved. Then that's too much excitement!
Storms on the way. Great photo.
I love good moody clouds. Stunning pic my Friend! xo
This is absolutely amazing, my friend.
I love this picture! I wonder if in the section that is the lightest is where God is using to remind us that even in the storms of life He is always there?
Hello Mari
Stopping by to say thank you for your kind thoughts and condolences on Eddies passing.
I do hope to get back to regular blogging soon.
In the meantime, my thanks again to you.
All the best Jan
PS Such a lovely photograph you've shared, I like the clouds.
It reminds me a bit of Wizard of Oz. Beautiful picture!
What an interesting sky.
You got a lovely shot.
That kinda looks scary to me Janice
Pretty shot.
You always catch the most interesting clouds!
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