Sky Watch Friday N:o 26

We've had such gorgeous wheather since Christmas Eve but today it is much warmer and clouded over. It's also snowing, which is not a bad thing providing it does not melt away to slush tomorrow. Being back at work it is the end of sky photography for me, except during weekends. A cloudy night sky isn't much to look at as it completely covers the moon, which is full in a couple of days or so. Last night it was still clearly visible.

Earlier in the week I took an array of shots and to spare you from having to scroll so much I made up a couple of collages instead.



For a couple of these images I was out on the sea ice, which has become strong enough to carry a car with the resent crisp temperatures sinking to -14 centigrades. A bit of a challenge for the photographer as the poor fingers freeze to icicles in no time.

Then there are others, of which some are taken late last year and others last week too. I did notice that one of the images had crept into both collages, but never mind this small blip :)



I hope these images are pleasurable to you and thank you in the same breath for visiting this humble territory.

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