Against a Bald Sky
When it is overcast with no cloud detail or blue peeking through, we call that a bald sky.
A bald eagle took off just as the sky opened up to pour down another inch of snow.
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Why thankya Miss Pony! So nice to hear from you my friend!
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I like that term. I’ve never heard it before.
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That is stunning!
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Thank You!
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What an awesome picture! I can’t believe how quickly your weather changes from hot to snow. Over here we’re still having the traditional fall season..rain…rain..rain.. and lots of wind.
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Thanks Larissa! I can’t believe it either. I was fortunate enough to get my scheduled shoots done before the snow hit. We had some unusually warm temps up until a week ago and I was able to get folks photographed without them freezing!
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Truly beautiful the symbol of AMERICA against the bald sky , what a wonderful photo.
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I hope to see a bald eagle at some point in my life. He looks like he has a smile on his beak, too. Gorgeous capture.
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