Thursday, September 22, 2011
Nimbus clouds over Sorrento Quay.....
The weather in Perth was fabulous yesterday, we had so much rain which hopefully will have topped up the reservoirs a bit for the coming summer. In one of the few breaks in the early evening I dashed down to Sorrento Quay to see if I might catch a dramatic sunset but the cloud cover was pretty intense..in fact only a few minutes after I took this first picture it pelted down, luckily I could see it coming and made the 100 yard sprint back to the car in gold medal time....!! The second pic is me waiting at the traffic lights on the way home, no reason for this except that I liked it and felt the need to share.....!! Have a great day.....
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j'aime beaucoup la premiere, la pluie lui donne un cote vintage
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have seen a photo of you running back to the car in gold medal time, Grace! Ha!
ReplyDeleteBoth great shots. The second one at first glance reminded me of fireworks.
ReplyDeleteThat does look dark and threatening. The water is extremely clear. The second one looked like fireworks to me as well.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
"fabulous" "pelted"
ReplyDeleteYes, as seen in your joyous shots, and your fresh/frank words!
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Wonderful images Grace!
ReplyDeleteLove the second one. It's hallucinatory. Makes me think of the late 60s and early 70s.
ReplyDeleteThose clouds do look like they are about to open up! Love the water on the windshield!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to know that summer is coming! The second photo has a surreal quality about it that is very attractive. Rain is really lovely (if it's not a downpour!). Walked my dog today doing a misty rainfall and it was lovely...I didn't have to sprint to try to break your record.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! We love the rain too. I always forget you guys are on the opposite season as us!
ReplyDeleteThese are great. Rain is always a wonderful thing.
ReplyDeleteTopping off the reservoirs is good, assuming that they are used for hydroelectric power and not just flood control.
ReplyDeleteIn Costa Rica 97% of our electricity comes from dams, so rain in the mountains where the dams are is a good thing.
Scenic.
ReplyDeleteGreat story. Ppocasi irked, but waiting will certainly nice summer. Here is a warm, autumn already own. Regards much. / Peter
ReplyDeleteTon sprint a été bénéfique car la photo est, à la fois, insolite et magnifique.
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you have a happy week.
a hug.
I love the second picture :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was a good day to stay at home, browsing around Blogger! Hope today is better Perth!
ReplyDeleteHello Grace!
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Great colours on the top shot! Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteInteresting intensity and portents in that top shot, Grace. We might have a bit of rain along the coast tomorrow morning. Has not rained for quite a few days, I think.
ReplyDeleteMakes me feel cold just looking at your photos Grace. Great images and glad that the weather has now calmed down.
ReplyDeleteOh I always say that "rain can be your friend" when it comes to photography. You proved it!
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Both pictures are great, much better than the usual sunset...
ReplyDeleteBoth of these pictures are wonderful I'm glad you made it back to your car without getting wet!
ReplyDeletelovely shots, i like the 2nd one more because of the blurred lights. regarding the reservoirs, thats good news. I was in brisbane unfortunately for the flooding last year and the reservoirs were topped up a bit too much. I still have to visit Perth one of these days... do they have huntsmen in houses there as well?
ReplyDeleteThat second shot caught my eye too.
ReplyDeleteThe second one is wonderful abstract art. Was anyone else there with a camera to catch your sprint?
ReplyDeleteI love such pictures...
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day !
Pierre
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