I took these at the beginning of November when I was on my way home from the valley that lies about a mile (5,000 feet) below, under the haze in the first photo. I wish I would have taken some photos when I was down in the valley; it's amazing how different the clouds look when viewed from below versus being directly across from them.
Of course, when I was down in the valley the clouds didn't look as spectacular; because of the haze I couldn't see clearly.
I suspect we all have our own particular 'haze' that obscures our vision of some things and keeps us from seeing clearly. Obviously, some hazes are more damaging than others; the haze that misogynists, racists, and religious fanatics view the world through comes to mind.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could all get rid of the haze?
Beautiful pictures -- and a good point!
ReplyDeleteWhen I find myself almost apoplectic with anger at some of the pronouncements of those whose views differ from mine,I try to remind myself that I too may be viewing the world through a haze.
"For now we see, as through a glass, darkly . . ."
Thanks, Vicki, I try to remind myself of that, too. It doesn't always work, but I try...
ReplyDeleteamezing...........such a wonderfull sky
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