On July 4, 2021, the first was taken at 8:13 pm, the last photo was taken at 8:27 pm, and the other three at times between.
Clouds / Corrales / Cottonwoods / Sunset / Trees
Quick Change Sky
On July 4, 2021, the first was taken at 8:13 pm, the last photo was taken at 8:27 pm, and the other three at times between.
Off Center & Not Even 
That’s just cray-cray!
Meanwhile, today, I got caught in a deluge not once but twice this evening.
I went about my evening, supper and when I sat down at 9, I saw the reflection of the sky in a building across the street. I then cursed myself for not having made my way to the river for a spectacular sunset. Sigh. If I didn’t have to drive out there to capture it…
That’s a sad state of being having to drive to the river to photograph the sunset. We got a major downpour yesterday afternoon. We were sitting on the deck with family and the driving rain was so loud we had to yell at each other to be heard over the rain.
It is!
I had to change EVERYTHING when I got home. I was soaked through! LOL. Of course, the second drenching, I could do nothing but laugh and jump in the puddles, making the two ladies waiting under the awning laugh.
If you can’t beat the rain join it. There is a special satisfaction in puddle jumping. We just got dumped on.
Absolutely! I was already soaked to my skin. Might as well have fun.
It changed quite drastically.
It does that out here. Thanks, YellowCable.
Gorgeous. We never see anything like that.
One reason New Mexico is called “the land of enchantment.” Thanks Gigi.
Unbelievable Timothy. Thank you so much for sharing.
xoxo
You are welcome, Gabriela. Thank you for dropping by to enjoy our enchanted sky.
My pleasure Timothy 🙂
Wow! Awesome sky/clouds photos. Tim. We never see anything like that in CA. Lucky you. Christine 📚
We are enchanted our here. Thanks, Christine.
Very dynamic.
Thanks, Brian. To say the least. We got another downpour tonight. The second one in a row. Amazing for our drought stricken area.
The vivid skies above your area always remind me on the swirling colours of a giant soap bubble. Wonderous and beautiful.
Thanks, Heidi.
Nice and clean
Thanks, Tiny.
Lolvey skies.
Thanks, Shey.
I wish I could translate the five consecutive and each time enhanced sighs… but it’s hard and would be unjust too, so: sigh, s i g h , Sigh, SIGH, S I G H !!!!!!!!
Nice sighs for the skies. Thanks, Marina.
Well, thank YOU, Tim for brightening my day! ….and another sigh!
These skies are realy dramatic ! Wauw 🙂
Thanks, Rudi.
Transcendental, laudable photographicalisationing, Sir! Just brilliant!
Thanks, Inchcock.
Great skies as always.
Thanks, Teri.
Magical!
Thanks, Lizzy.
I love your skies! Absolutely beautiful my friend!
Those are gorgeous skies, Tim. I never get tired of seeing them.
wow what a difference a few minutes makes from light to dark and always magical💖
Thanks, Cindy. Our skies are almost always up to something interesting.
Fabulous skies:). thank you……
You are welcome, Janet. Thanks for stopping by.
Dang! You’re not kidding, it’s really amazing how fast the story changes! Beautiful!😍
Thanks, Tiffany.
There is magic where you live. I am convinced of that fact. It must be my black bamboo tree that sends up signals to the sky gods. Simply spectacular, Tim.
The black bamboo patch is big enough to create its own micro-climate, so you may be right. The clouds and skies are part of the reason New Mexico is called the land of enchantment. Thanks, Rebecca.
I am the one who should be thanking you, Tim. Your posts give an uplift to my days!
You sure have some dramatic sunsets! Beautiful photos!
WE do. Thanks, Rebecca.
Wow! The ‘painter’ is a very good artist!
Wild and unresting this time of year. Thanks, Flo.
Captivating skies .. gorgeous
Thanks, Julie.
I could look at these all day long!
Thanks, Al.
These are amazing photographs Tim, unbelievably beautiful. You have the most amazing sunsets. The last one it looks like there is a face, a creepy one staring back at me. Wow what a view you have there. Love Joni
There are so many faces in the clouds. Often really creepy. Thanks, Joni.
Something…. will come down from those crazy skies, one day!
…. and I’m not talking rain, hail or snow.
One of these days. Thanks, Resa.
…and I’m sure you will capture…. whatever!