Ever since autumn started a few days ago the Negev is definitely getting some welcome new cloud cover.
Here is the sky over Beer Sheva, "the capital of the Negev."
This is the new court building, Heichal Hamishpat.
You can enlarge the photo nicely with two clicks.
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(Linking to SkyWatch Friday and Whimsical Windows, Delirious Doors.)
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time for the rains... beautiful photo Dina. Chag sameach!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite an impressive building. We are enjoying a few clouds here too. It's a nice change, for however long it lasts.
ReplyDeleteWow, Dina, when the photo is enlarged, the clouds can be seen reflected in the windows. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteI was checking on the cruise we discussed (the one we probably won't go on) and noticed it stops twice in Israel, one place much closer to you.
Maybe next year? Who knows?
Meanwhile, it is always fascinating to see your photos.
K
I like the symmetry.
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny :) "Under a cloud" usually means suspected of something illegal or immoral. I thought oh dear, the family court has been up to no good.
ReplyDeleteTerrific perspective!
ReplyDeleteHels, no no, don't worry, as far as I know the court building is not "under a cloud of suspicion." hehe
ReplyDeleteThat's why the title of the post uses the plural "... under clouds."
Have a wonderful weekend, Dina!
ReplyDeleteIt's a wonderful building with a Middle East stylish look.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! It is the style of Beer Sheba. Hope you get some rain
ReplyDeleteI am sure this nice building has some benches around it...
ReplyDeleteImpressive courthouse!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely building! I'm sorry I didn't know that you had moved, it was a crazy busy summer and I haven't been good about keeping up. I'm so glad that you posted and let me know! And now it looks like I have some catching up to do :)
ReplyDeleteWill you change the name of your blog? I'm so curious...
As Flip Wilson once said, "Here come de judge!"
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice looking building. I like that there is more stone than glass!
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