Skywatch Friday - 2020 Thanksgiving Day Edition

It's Thanksgiving Day in the USA. We've had a wild ride this year with the pandemic sweeping across the country (and the world). Horrendous fires out west, and a wild and rambunctious election season. We have lots to be thankful for also. Our Democratic principles are working, there are several vaccines on the way, and maybe things will be better sometime next year.

I am thankful for all of you who continue to post great and interesting photos of the world around you. I am pray that all of you are blessed in the coming year.

Skywatch Friday - 19 November 2020 Edition

This is from my old work building in 2017. I really miss those views since I retired. I hope everybody is happy, staying healthy, and getting out and making great photographs.

Skywatch Friday - 12 November 2020 Edition

Welcome back to another round of Skywatch Friday. I'm really enjoying the Autumn weather we are having. Nice and cool and the lowered sun is making for some great light and shadows to work with. Tulsa is fortunate in that we have a very long very mild Fall. Warm days, cool nights, sign me up!! Blogger insists though that I am actually in Australia so I have to manually bring me back to Tulsa every week. What's up with Blogger folks?

Skywatch Friday - Special Election Edition

Here in the US we have a presidential election going on that is dragging on because of all the mail-in votes cast because of the pandemic. So we have all sorts of national angst and anxiety going on. My advice is, breathe in, breathe out, and move on. Regardless of who wins, things are going to be okay. My second advice is to grab your camera and go outside and check out what is happening with nature. Nature doesn't care who is president.