sky – Colin Tedford

Yesterdayâ€™s sunset in Winchester

Behind silhouetted trees, the sky shaded from pale blue to lavender to salmon to fire.

Yesterdayâ€™s sunset in Winchester.

Past old wooden buildings with dingy paint and dark windows

Past old wooden buildings with dingy paint and dark windows, a red-underlit cloud in a pale sky.

(2019-10-04 in Winchester, NH)

A baby blue sky behind a warm pastel cloud behind a forest of mixed fall foliage behind a dark green stretch of grass

A baby blue sky behind a warm pastel cloud behind a forest of mixed fall foliage behind a dark green stretch of grass.

(2019-10-04 in Winchester, NH)

A pale cloud at night

A pale cloud at night stood like a strange hill behind the roofs and treetops of Keene recently.

A spectral gaze

I photographed a stand of trees at late dusk; the moon and a nearby star shining through them look like a pair of spectral eyes. — A spectral gaze. (Taken 2012-03-26 in Winchester, NH.)

A ghostly dusk

I photographed the upper half of a house, dark against a pale dusk. A warm glow barely escapes from one window, and the chimney stands starkly against the sky. Pine branches on the left and oak leaves on the upper right, both in silhouette, frame the scene. Wispy bare branches reaching up past the roofline appear to hold the tiny moon aloft. — A ghostly dusk. (Taken 2016-11-08 in Winchester, NH.)

Ghost Weather

I photographed a tilted view of a troubled, cloudy sky. The streetlights scattered below look like fireflies or spirits against the trees and buildings. — Ghost weather. (Taken 2015-05-12 in Keene, NH.)

A strange new light

The sky is dusky blue overtaking sunset pink at the bottom. A thin pole rises above the roofs and treetops, holding aloft a fiery ball of light like a miniature sun. — A strange new light as the sun goes away. (Taken 2016-07-28 in Keene, NH)

Spooky face in the sky

Small dark clouds over a moonlit opening in the night sky form a face. — Spooky face in the sky welcomes you to October.

Good news: the Antarctic ozone hole has shrunk since we cut back CFCs. (via tantek)

Venus over Keene

Brighter than a star, Venus hovers alone in the night sky over the horizon's last hint of day and the lights of Keene. — Venus over Keene.