Skywatch Friday - Salisbury Crags
Another 5 pm sunset seen from the office. The difference yesterday was that the sunset was all in the east. Weird, but it made a great backdrop for the rocky outcrop of Salisbury Crags. The Gazeteer of Scotland tells me that the Crags are the "glaciated remains of a Carboniferous sill, injected between sedimentary rocks which formed in a shallow sea some 340 million years ago". I find that rather wonderful.
If you manage to get this photo to enlarge (I never can with my own photos, tho I can enlarge those on other blogs with no problem - technical advice welcome!) you might see that the Crags are pimpled with people at one point. A great place for skywatching.
Hundreds of other Skywatch photos are at the Skywatch Friday site.
simply beautifully captured shot...lovely colours int he background!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot! Love the colours!
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacular view, from the office window??? I am very envious. Amazing capture. Nice bit of stats too - isn't geology very cool?
ReplyDeleteI'll send you an e-mail on how I post - I just know the basics on HTML (the new saying should be "It's all HTML to me"!)
Julie in Sydney and J-bar also from near-by know a lot about HTML.
beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteThe age of rock formations is mind boggling. I would love to know more about geoology. I think the clouds look like fire behind the rocks. I didn't manage to enlarge your photo either.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteAs to your problem....I would assume that it has to do with the size your photo is when you save it.
No, I couldn't see them, but I really like that steepled building on the left.
ReplyDeleteI like where you work.
ReplyDeleteThe size of your picture depends on what size jpeg you upload. I download from my camera into Aperture. Then I export from aperture to the blog. I can send a small size, medium size or large size, based on what I choose on the drop down menu. Most likely you use a different program, but take a look at what you are exporting to upload on to the blog.
Hope that helps.
wonderful clouds.... I love the fact that sunset and sunrise can take over the whole sky at this time of year...
ReplyDeleteWonderful picture with great contrast, Linda. You have really a pleasant view from your office!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful capture Linda, I love the pink anvil cloud and the rock formation is stunning. I too would love to know more about geology...it is simply fascinating. Have a great week.
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This is an excellent cloud shot. really pink and looovely.
ReplyDeleteDo a larger photo first (say 1200 x 900) and then it will be bigger when clicked?
Love the pink cloud above the Crags. Well caught.
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