(Day 229) - Division in the Sky

It looked so strange to see the clouds split up so evenly in the sky. Then, in about 20 minutes, all the clouds were gone...

(Project 50mm: Photo 29 of 50)

[Kim]

It is like a plane went through and parted them - weird.

[Lisabell]

That is certainly strange. I like the little birds scattered throughout.

[Colleen]

Wonder if it was a storm front?Cool

[Chris Johnson]

@kimshots - haha that's what I was thinking while taking this shot

@lisjam1 - Thanks Lisa! Those birds just flew right into my picture wanting all the attention. lol.

@httpgeffed - Thanks Colleen! We definitely need some rain around here though. But stranger still, all the clouds disappeared about 20mins later. No rain :(

[Colleen]

@cjphoto Sounds like our weather, I am looking forward to some rain.

[John Hartzell]

WOnderful cloudscape Chris.

[Allison Maltese]

That's why you have to grab the shot when you see it. Cool one.

[Vicki Dixon]

that IS unusual!!! normally you see the white going through from a plane. I like the birds out there too

[Peter de Graaff]

Beautiful blues

[Chris Johnson]

@clarkafb_brat - Thanks a plenty John!!

@falcon11 - Yep! When I looked out my window and saw the clouds, I dropped everything and said, "wow, I just have to get this." Thanks for taking time to check out my photo Allison!

@vickisfotos - Thanks Vicki! I was happy find something unusual because I couldn't think of anything else to photograph lol

@peterdegraaff - Thank you Peter! I've been really working on getting better blue colors in my sky shot!

[Shauna]

The birds scattered about add an interesting contrast. Nice!

[Lisa Pouncy]

I saw something very similar the other day but I was driving. The sky was literally stripes of cloud and it would have made a brilliant shot...another time maybe :o) Love the birds flying in this beautiful cloudscape xx

[Chris Johnson]

@makailsmom - Thank you Shauna! The birds have really been helping out my photos lately.

@psychographer - That sounds amazing! Wonder what makes the clouds do that. Thanks for the awesome comment Lisa!