This kind of sky is what I'm used to in my home neighborhood — white, shadeless, giving no clue to time of day.
It has been wet and mild lately. Whenever the snow begins to melt, I am surprised to see that the grass underneath was green all along. How?
I holed up in the public library this afternoon with my computer and textbooks. I meant to just blaze through my psychology reading, but I got distracted with these pictures that I took on my way there. My new camera is proving to be a good friend indeed.
wow that tree is gorgeous! and I'm loving your headphones...
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you like your camera. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a typical Auckland sky, although sadly we never have any snow.
ReplyDeletelove that first photo x
ReplyDeletebrilliant brilliant brilliant brilliant. your photos are brilliant.
ReplyDeletei think we're to blame, c. you brought the fog from ca, and i brought it from london. fact: it was not foggy here before the 7th. fact: we both flew in that weekend. guilty as charged.
ReplyDeleteadore the sky puddle.
Favorite: reflection puddle. Other favorite: looking up at the tree.
ReplyDeletepinkapplecore - Yes, you will probably be seeing a lot of those...haha.
ReplyDeleteQ - Yeah, I owe you for that rec. :)
Poppy - Indeed? Typical for any time of year?
minteva - Thank you.
Erin - Thank you, myrin.
Noel - That makes tremendous sense.
Georgie - Thank you. I'd seen so many looking-up-the-trunk shots that captivated me; I had to try.
The past picture reminds me Ent for LOTR
ReplyDeletephampants - If only it had one of those kitschy tree faces people buy and stick on them.
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