to look up and read the skylines…
Amanda Curtin
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Author of KATHLEEN O’CONNOR OF PARIS (narrative non-fiction), ELEMENTAL and THE SINKINGS (novels) and INHERITED (short story collection). looking up/looking down is an occasional blog about writing, reading and watching the world...
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Found the skylines intriguing especially what I took to be red and brown. How was this captured ?
That one’s a sunset sky, Peter, taken in the US (as were all of these, actually) 🙂
Just beautiful Amanda…wonderful shots.
Thank you, Kim 🙂
I love your, well-known “love affair” with the sky, Amanda. I find the sky to be, despite it constantly changing, such a comfort. x
Thank you, dear Marlish 🙂
I’m really enjoying your skyshots, Amanda. Beautiful. We often forget to look up, and even in urban areas, looking up can reveal fascinating undiscovered architecture as well!
Thanks, Jenny. You’re right: it’s so easy to forget.