My Skywatch comes from Pickering N Yorkshire UK.
The 1st pic is our last night with a super sunset.
Ive lassoed DW inversed
then lightened up the spot where DW stood, as I wanted to show the full colour of the sky and also show DW - this way I got full sky colour and DW.
This Crane caught my eye
To get what I wanted I had to crop slightly
Shooting straight into the sun, I captured a silhouette leaning on a lamp-post,
brings back the memory of the song by George Formby-
- I'm leaning on a lamp-post -
(for the full post of this - scroll down a few posts in my blog)
Between Pickering and Thirsk (nr Sutton Bank)
is Byland Abbey
The atmosphere was just right when we arrived there, it had been raining and was dull, with a patch of light grey sky shining through the windows - also the field was flooded - to create a reflection
To lean more -Google "Byland Abbey"
My last pic is from our last night sunset, with the cabin in.
Skywatch and My World goes hand in hand.
The Team - Klaus - Sandy - Ivar -Wren - Fishing Guy - Louise
Amazing photos. Excellent post!
ReplyDeleteLoved the light in cabin and sky pic.
ReplyDeleteByland Abbey caught me at once - that is a place I once must visit.
ReplyDeleteWHAT a great serie of pictures and the sky !!
ReplyDeleteNice weekend from Anne in Norway.
Simply fantastic, visiting your blog always brightens one's day.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Thank you for sharing this beautiful series of pictures! I also loved your previous posts. :-)
ReplyDeletewhat a splendid post with outstanding photographs.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing the photos you've played with, Imac. It's good to have an active imagination!
ReplyDeleteWow! Super sunset! Love your creativity in getting DW.
ReplyDeleteThe Byland Abbey is amazing. What a perfect capture with it mirrored in the pond. WOW!
Yorkshire has some fearsome colours. As George would say, turned out nice again.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sequence of a beautiful place. I love how you captured the variety of the sky. I'd love to be staying in that cabin.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and varied photo series, imac.
ReplyDeleteI love your picture of Byland Abbey - really atmospheric and it's now on my 'places to visit list' :)
ReplyDeleteGood photos Imac, it was a lovely sunset.
ReplyDeleteImac ~ beautiful series of shots. Thanks for hosting such a great party!
ReplyDeleteGreat serie of photos Imac! Thanks for comments on my blog :o) Happy SkyWatch and a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteLov the sunsets and that glorious shot of the reflacted abbey ruins.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture mr Lincolnshire :) And I just love your photo of the old ruins :)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend :)
Great skies, Imac, and clever of you to lean on the lightpost!
ReplyDeleteYour photo of Byland Abbey is stunning!! I *need* to go to North Yorkshire!!! But, since I can't, I will enjoy your photos! Keep them coming.
Thanks for your visit to my SWF post. You were first! :)
The colours of the sunset are amazing. You must have been very lucky to get a shot like that.
ReplyDeleteNice selection - the abbey is beautiful, and your photo with the reflection does it full justice.
ReplyDeleteThe picture you took of DW and the sunset is so precious. I think it was very clever to lighten it up so that you can see both! I have to say the photo of Byland Abbey is the best I've seen. It makes a perfect header.
ReplyDeleteNice photos, Imac. I love them all. You live in a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteas always I love joining you in your travles! beautiful pics i love the lampost with you leaning on it! great shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat sky watching over there! The sunset and Abbey are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteFunny edit on the sunset
ReplyDeleteByland abbey- you have the most intriguing places.
That log cabin looks so finnish. Strange to see one there.
Fantastic series!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures of a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI love most of the Byland Abbey photo,
with the reflection.
Nice weekend.
Gr.
P-TER
Beuatiful and very creative collection Imac!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I can see you had a wonderful time in so lovely place!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
Kind regards,
Léia :-)
What a fascinating sequence of photos. The last picture is a work of art.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I hope I can post great photos like these...Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteMac: What a beautiful series, one better then the next. You had a great SWF this week.
ReplyDeletei love the contrast in all the pictures, and how it highlights the sky! wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteThey are all excellent photos!
ReplyDeleteThe Abbey is my fav. I also like the crane, oh and the cabin one.
Well done on them all
Thanks for sharing them. :-)
Byland Abbey is going on my "bucket list." This image goes into my memory forever. Wowza!
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