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Taken in the middle of Fourways north of Jo’burg. As for the sky… it was a typical winter’s day in Gauteng today.
Check out more Skywatchers at Tom’s blog
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Taken in the middle of Fourways north of Jo’burg. As for the sky… it was a typical winter’s day in Gauteng today.
Check out more Skywatchers at Tom’s blog
That is a cool shot,love it!
Great!
Nice angle.
great one for SWF! reminds me the quote… a brilliant diversity spread like stars, like a thousand points of light in a broad and peaceful sky. .. LOL! mine’s up too hope you can drop by.
Winter! Hello from the summer side of the globe! This is a wonderfully composed photo. God bless.
Very nice shot.
Jenty, nice shot. It looks like you could have taken that photo in Kansas!
This is a very nice photo!
A broken windmill is better than none at all. Very nice picture.
I like to see the old windmills because they were all working when I was younger and everyone had one or two. Now, around here where I live, I seldom even see a broken one. So your post is filled with memories for me.
Sometimes I think the windmills around me will all be broken soon. One of the cattle ranches in southern New Mexico just lost all it’s water and they’re selling out. More broken windmills on the way.
Excellent perspective
Nice composition!
Great Sky watch photo. I’ve always been fond of windmills, and what they represented (life-giving water) but I don’t see them very often now.
Jenty,
Great photo! I took a brief tour through your photos of the year and really enjoyed myself.
Thank you for visiting our blog and be sure to check back this coming Wednesday. (My oldest daughter took the picture today – it is great!)
All the best on finishing your photographic year- U R doing Great!
Hi Jenty, I like this shot – especially the way it is silhouetted against the blue sky. But it is a sad aold windmill
I appreciate your comment on my blog today, and I’m very impressed with yours — great shots and your kids are incredibly beautiful. I’ll have to put you on my sidebar. Glad I found your blog and I’ll be checking in.
Best regards, Don.
This makes a great sky watch… well done.
I like the pictures above also.. good luck with the new camera.
Lovely composition