Sky Watch Friday:
Here are some pictures I made in Egypt in November last year!
Sky watch pictures, of course :)
Here are our first impressions of the African sky :
White feathery clouds over pink desert sands!
I was really stunned!
Here are some pictures I made in Egypt in November last year!
Sky watch pictures, of course :)
Here are our first impressions of the African sky :
White feathery clouds over pink desert sands!
I was really stunned!
I think I made 100 pictures or even more!
And then the blue-green strip of the river Nile appeared!
Egypt's lifeline in the desert!
The subtropical vegetation of Kitchener's island gave us pleasant shadow in the heat of the Assuan skies!
Finally we reached the Red Sea at Hurghada,
with desert moutains in the evening light hovering over bizarre tourist palaces...
with desert moutains in the evening light hovering over bizarre tourist palaces...
Ahhh... romantic, though,...
We visited a Bedouin-village in the desert mountains at dusk.
A camel ride, Bedouin dishes, Bedouin carpets...
A camel ride, Bedouin dishes, Bedouin carpets...
Bedouin children
going home when the sky was getting pale.
going home when the sky was getting pale.
Sunset over the desert!
We went back to Europe and wished to come back soon!
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11 comments:
Lovely sky Maria!
have a nice weekend:)
Oh my, all these were stunningly beautiful!
Lovely series of photos from your trip. Happy skywatching!
Lovely series of photos from your trip. Happy skywatching!
Gosh what super clouds in the first shots!
I'm madly jealous of you getting to Egypt.
Wow i envy your tour, Egypt is a country still in my dreams and might stay a dream forever! Your skies look like the one i've seen while hovering over the skies of Netherlands on my way to Amsterdam from Asia. I thought then, why are those clouds behave like that and very near the surface. We dont see them here in the tropics. Your photos are great and thank you!
THANK YOU for this tour. these photos are fantastic. jaw-dropping. I could stare for a very long time, and I guess I did. a person could get lost in these images. happy SWF. thanks for sharing your art.mose
What an amazing array of pictures.
Loved scrolling up and down and seeing all the details.
great collection of skywatch photos
if i had to pick a fave it would be the sail
Wonderful pictures Maria, love the shadows of the clouds and all the wonders of the landscape. I will come back to wallow in this beauty when I get a quiet moment. My poor Prof has Alzheimer's and I have my hands full all day, every day.
Very nice post and photos, too.
Regards!
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