Thursday, December 4, 2008

With gratitude to the heavens

The big celestial news was, of course, at the beginning of the week when the crescent moon, Jupiter and Venus got together. I posted on Monday (different shots), too excited to wait for SkyWatch Friday.
This was the awe-inspiring beauty we all really needed to be shown, following the hard times on earth in those days.
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Let's go see what other bloggers posted for SkyWatch Friday.

41 comments:

  1. Dear Dina!
    Amazing photos: the silhouettes of the plants against that awesome sky with the moon and the star.
    Such sights can be very comforting and healing - I know by experience! God bless you!

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  2. Dina, these are beautiful. The contrast are wonderful.

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  3. That is awe-inspiring, to be sure. Gorgeous!

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  4. Both shots are stunning!

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  5. Dina,
    What wonderful pictures not to lose hope and faith in this World.

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  6. Beautiful photos Dina, especially the second one. I really like that one.

    All the best

    Ray

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  7. It was a sight we all shared, to remind us how enormous the universe really is, and we sit on a tiny rock together in the cold. These are beautiful captures.

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  8. Oh my, how BEAUTIFUL!!! Happy SWF. :)

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  9. Great shots and colors.
    I´ve just posted about Moon too.

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  10. Beautiful photos Dina. All the trouble and strife in the world cannot stop our beautiful heavens.

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  11. Nature is truly beautiful! Happy weekend! Hope you can have time to visit my corner too...

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  12. Just awesome Dina, I love the light and the plants in the photo, I too posted this moon, Jupiter, Venus but waited until sky watch.
    I hadnt realised it was a great formation.
    Happy SWF and I think it is not long before your holiday so happy holidays and safe travelling.

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  13. I love the perspective of your photos. The colour of the skies are so rich.

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  14. Both beautiful skies. Peace be with you.

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  15. Awesome indeed! I especially love the second one, but both are beautiful.

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  16. enjoy reading your blog posts and these shots are beautiful, love the colors.

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  17. both shots are beautiful, but the second one is my favorite! I miss Israel.

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  18. You saw the smile! I forgot about it. Terrific shot with the line of colour as well.

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  19. Perfect title, Dina!
    You have captured it beautifully.

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  20. These are beautiful shots, Dina. I love the colors. We live under the same sky.

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  21. Happy sky watch Friday
    Love your photos.

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  22. Wow...That is really nice.The moon is clear and the colors have a fantastic harmony.well done Dina! Great...

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  23. Certainly worth a second viewing !!!

    Such glorious colours to boot.

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  24. Wonderful shots with fantastic colours!

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  25. I took a photo also but didn't post it because yours was so much better. The funny thing is the planets here in Hawaii were BELOW the moon.

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  26. We all need to look around us at the beauty you have photographed.

    I am not able to visit sites like I did before the hospital but try to get onto one or two.

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  27. Dina: Outstanding shots through the trees and the weeds of the skies.

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  28. Surreal peace in these shots Thanks

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  29. Beautiful shots! Everyone seems to have photographed the sky Monday except for me. I finally went back to work and missed the big event. :(

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  30. Whta lovely pictures, with the plants in the foreground. Are they Umbellifers, I wonder?

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  31. Thanks, everybody, glad you enjoyed our special evening sky.

    Shalom Maalie, Are my plants Umbellifers, you ask? Well, maybe. It is a new word to me. They are just common weeds around my village on the hill. I really should learn more plant names. Thanks for the name!

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  32. Dina, yes I think they are, you can read more about them here .

    Best wishes, Jim

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  33. Dina, these are wonderful pictures for Sky Watch. Sorry I'm always late in the comments of all the blogs, but I can't follow the quickness of bloggers (!) and moreover I still have a slow connection. :-)

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  34. Hi dina

    Absolutely stunning!

    Sorry I can't visit very often - I am very busy. I look but can't always comment. Sorry!

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  35. Wow..
    nice tone...!
    nice gradient sky..

    i love it...


    :D

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  36. Woow..
    nice tone,,
    nice gradient of the sky...


    i always love the color configuration of the sky and the sun... :)

    I love this one!

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