Blue Skies

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No matter what the sky looks like, it is always beautiful.
And very cool.
The colors do not portray the image all the time. It can be the way a shape takes on a certain form in the picture to how the rays hit an object.

 
 
This picture shows the colors of the sky while it is setting. The sky is not only blue but it is very bright for the evening. The colors from the sun hits the clouds so you can see how fluffy they are. It is a great way to look at the clouds separating too.
 
 
 
Here you can not even see the sky, but you do see how blue the clouds are. I like how you can see in the distance the colors slowly receding from a dark blue to a lighter blue. The little spots of white tell you that they are clouds and not just the sky.
 
 
 
I am going to try and see if I can take pictures in a place where there are no buildings. It is hard with my schedule but I will do it! Anyway, no matter where you go the sky can give off some beautiful and pretty images.
Go out and try it for yourself. You never know what kind of picture you will capture in your lens.


copyright by me.
-Jess 

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