SkyWatch Friday: Sky and Water

Looking out to sea from Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina. December 22, 2010.

This is my post for Skywatch Friday, a meme for sharing views of the sky from all over the world.  To see more, or to join and share your own photos of the sky, click HERE.

When Betsy and I were at the beach in December, we had one very cloudy, dreary day.  I went for a walk along the beach and noticed the difference in the sky over head and a little off shore.  Over the beach the clouds were dark and gray, but out a little way they were a golden orange.

But light does interesting things.  If you look closely at the water on the beach itself you will see the golden orange of the sky reflected in the ripples at the beach.

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25 Responses to “SkyWatch Friday: Sky and Water”

  1. diane's avatar diane Says:

    That photo looks like a modern painting. Lovely colours.

  2. Sandra's avatar Sandra Says:

    beautiful, looks like a front was hanging over you on the beach and was clear out over the water. beautiful colors

  3. Mary's avatar Mary Says:

    You are right about the color….it looks great reflected on the water! Beautiful! It looks very inviting and makes me want to head to the ocean.

  4. MaryBeth's avatar MaryBeth Says:

    Dreary is as dreary does.

    Always good to look at things with a different perspective.
    MB

  5. Sylvia Kirkwood's avatar Sylvia Kirkwood Says:

    Lovely capture, George, as always! And I love the beach and the way the light is reflected on the water! Beautiful and so peaceful looking! Hope you and Betsy have a wonderful weekend! Enjoy!

    Sylvia

  6. busy bee suz's avatar busy bee suz Says:

    I love the colors George. Have a lovely weekend.

  7. Kim,USA's avatar Kim,USA Says:

    Looking at this photo makes me think what is behind that horizon. Great sky you have here thanks for sharing!
    Sky Watch Friday

  8. Happyone's avatar Happyone Says:

    It looks endless.
    Yes, I do see the color reflected – very pretty.

  9. Karin's avatar Karin Says:

    Oh, for a lovely walk along the shore to savor such beauty!

  10. Ginny Hartzler's avatar Ginny Hartzler Says:

    How beautiful, and linear, almost like a painting. I did enlarge it to get a better look, i love the look of the water and the sky both!

  11. Neal's avatar Neal Says:

    Gorgeous George. Looks very inviting.

  12. Judy's avatar Judy Says:

    I enlarged the photo, and, sure enough, there was the reflection! if you had not mentioned it, I wouldn’t have seen it at all! Magical!!

  13. Carletta's avatar Carletta Says:

    Stunning!
    I’ve been looking all day for the color apricot and right here it is in your photo. 🙂

  14. Linda G.'s avatar Linda G. Says:

    Nice picture of the sky and water. I enlarged the picture and saw the golden color of the ripples in the water.

  15. Rajesh's avatar Rajesh Says:

    Even though cloudy it is beautiful.

  16. Sartenada's avatar sartenada Says:

    I love the sea and its colors. They are so beautiful, both of them.

  17. Linnea's avatar Linnea Says:

    It’s wonderful lighting George…a very moody sky! Looks like a painting! Enjoy the weekend.

  18. Rose's avatar Rose Says:

    Beautiful…like the promise of a brighter tomorrow.

  19. Reader Wil's avatar Reader Wil Says:

    By enlarging the photo we can also see the reflection of the orange strip in the sea.

  20. Pam's avatar Pam Says:

    Heavenly sky colors coming ashore to greet you as you walk the beach.. just to make your day brighter!

    be well and happy, George

  21. life ramblings's avatar life ramblings Says:

    i love the sea and the colours of the sky. how gorgeous!

  22. Tricia's avatar Tricia Says:

    What a beautiful view! =)

  23. Tricia's avatar Tricia Says:

    Happy Valentine’s Day to you two love birds!!! =)

  24. Cheryl's avatar Cheryl Says:

    I think the photo is beautiful. Even if the sky is dark there is something serene about it.

  25. ann new zealand's avatar ann new zealand Says:

    This is as though the artist decided o draw horiontal lines across his painting. Painting by number?

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