6:00 am
First moon I’ve seen in weeks. 6:05 am.
Down pour at 2:00 pm.
The first photo in the gallery below was taken at 7:38 pm. The last photo was taken at 8:12 pm. Click on the gallery to view the photos larger, and in a slide show.
Bosque / Clouds / Corrales / Cottonwoods / Moon / Rio Grande / Sandias / Sunrise / Sunset / Trees
Ever Changing
Off Center & Not Even 
Wow! You have some gorgeous sky
Thanks, Gigi.
Oh my gosh, these are amazing! You have a great eye for composition and subject matter!
Thanks, Meredith.
Beautiful pics…I especially like the ones near the end where red infuses the gray of the clouds. I don’t think I’ve ever seen this.
Thanks, KT.
Wow! The moon, rain, and gorgeous sunset shots. An eventful day!
Thanks, Michele.
I never tire of seeing these New Mexico skies in all their variable splendor, Tim. I agree, you have great eye for composition and subject matter. Oh, how I wish we had some of your rain, though!
Thanks, Lavinia. It’s nice that we are finally getting some rain.
Tim, absolutely gorgeous sky/cloud photos. Never see anything like that in SoCal. Lucky you! 📚🎶 Christine
Thanks, Christine.
Fabulous.
Thanks, Cindy.
che meraviglia di foto!
Grazie Simona.
Gorgeous!!
Thanks, Leenda.
Wonderful skies Timothy !
Thanks, Rudi.
Ever changing and quite dramatic those beautiful skies of yours!
Great day for you!
Thanks, Nancy.
Your landscape and clouds are never dull!
Never a dull moment. Thanks, Couriers.
Stunning skies.
Thanks, Shey.
Wow. What beautiful pictures. I really like that one of the moon
Thanks, aveRAGE. It’s been clouding up enough I hadn’t seen the moon i along time. I misted the Buck Moon because of the clouds.
In the darkness we’re experiencing this is an oasis and …hope. Thank you, my friend.
Thanks, Marina. Hold on through the darkness at some point three will be light again.
Thank you, my dear friend…
Now THAT is rain! And fabulous skies. Beautiful shot of the moon, too.
Thanks, Dale. The rain only lasted 30 minutes, if that.
But it made itself known!
Yes it did. The close lighting strike set off alarms in cars.
Yowza!!
Gorgeous photos Timothy!
Thanks, Holly.
You’re welcome
What a spectacular series of photos Tim. Nature is amazing
It is. Thanks, Miriam.
Always love seeing those spectacular skies!
Thanks, Teri!
Aw … Timothy.. Splendid. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure 🌹
How amazing to see those changes in around half an hour!
The changes are fast out here. Thanks, Susan.
Tim – your skies are a reminder of how life is in constant change. Brilliant, truly brilliant.
Thanks, Rebecca. You are right. Everything in life and nature is in constant states of change. When and if things stop changing, it will be the end of the world.
Tim – this may sound a little crazy, but your “Everything in life and nature is in constant states of change. When and if things stop changing, it will be the end of the world” sound like the start of an amazing novel.
I see what you mean. Since I’m a pathetic novelist, I would take a bit of 19th Century apocalyptic millenarianism, a bit of post modern surrealism, mix it with nuclear holocaustism and end up having a very depressing novel with a great beginning.
I would read it!
wow… thanks for the light show Timothy!!!💖💖💖
You are welcome, Cindy. Thanks for dropping by.
Incredible! Maybe you should consider keeping a pair of oars in the car? 😂🛶
That might not be a bad idea. Thanks, Tiffany.
Awesome, Tim!
Thanks, Inchcock.
EGADS!!!!
So.. sew.. Yes I was sewing today. Will return after catching up here.
I’m still quite away from finishing the Art Gown, but I was thinking …I’ll email you when I get closer.
Today I thought the gown also looks like a cloud.
A cloud gown would be beautiful.
The clouds and cottonwoods are fusing.
I’m thinking I’m 50% done. I might add some beads to the bodice. That will create a bit of a time burp.
The second half always goes faster.
Dude! These are so beautiful and amazing shots! I’m loving the sunset gallery from 7:38 p.m. until 8-something. Super transformative. Plus the downpour … I like that one. Happened to see your pics at Frank’s Beach Walk Reflections and I thought I’d stop by. Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to visit señor The Guat (recipe for dysfunction and disaster). Our skies are very dynamic. Rarely a dull moment out here.
I can relate to that third shot – so far it has rained every day of our latest vacation.
Thanks, Brian. Raining on your vacations sounds about right. It’s uncanny ho Murphy is good at messing things up.