Skywatch Friday – The Moon is still there

10 Comments to “Skywatch Friday – The Moon is still there”

1. DoanLegacy says:

   16 October 2009 at 12:20

   With just a touch of color, that are beautiful sky pictures!
   DoanLegacy´s last blog ..Gardening is Cheap Therapy

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2. Diff.thinkr says:

   16 October 2009 at 13:12

   Great shot….. what time was it?
   Diff.thinkr´s last blog ..Wanna get better?

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   oyvind Reply:
   October 16th, 2009 at 13:27

   The first one 08:41am and the second one 08:06am. Someone bumped into me when I took the second one so it got blurred, but I thought the sky was neat enough to post. But I didn’t post the full resolution one, that would be too fuzzy.

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3. Eileen says:

   16 October 2009 at 23:48

   Pretty sky photos for skywatch, thanks for sharing.
   Eileen´s last blog ..Sky Watch Cape May Lighthouse

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4. kden says:

   17 October 2009 at 4:27

   Our shots are kind of similar this week. Nice capture!
   kden´s last blog ..SkyWatch Friday #13

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5. Margy says:

   17 October 2009 at 7:07

   Nice shots. My grandmother was born in Norway. I’ve always wanted to visit. In invite you to come see my sky and reflection in British Columbia. – Margy
   Margy´s last blog ..Is it Live or Is It Memorex?

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6. Nicole says:

   17 October 2009 at 8:14

   I love it when you can see the moon in daylight!
   Lovely shots!

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7. Gemma says:

   17 October 2009 at 8:24

   In the first shot, the moon almost seems to be like a blossom blown from the nearby tree! And in the second shot it seems to be like a flash above the darkening clouds! Very interesting!
   Gemma´s last blog ..Seawinds Reflections

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8. Theresa says:

   18 October 2009 at 16:25

   Still there in the morning? I hadn’t thought to look for the moon in the mornings. I like the fuzzy photo – it looks mysterious.
   Theresa´s last blog ..Odin Flies!

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9. oyvind says:

   18 October 2009 at 19:55

   Thanks guys.

   Theresa, it was a silly joke – I thought of the NASA’s moon explosion the other day.

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