Black & White: Segovia, Spain
Segovia, Spain
It looks like the clouds in these two photos add new dimensions to the landscape and stretch the distance a little further.
Toledo, Spain
This is how the Li River has been described, “One hundred miles Li River, one hundred miles art gallery”. Indeed!
Visit Cee’s B&W and Far in Distance entries…
TGIF!! 🙂
I like the last photo most!!
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I do too. Thank you for your comment, Aletta!
Happy Friday 🙂
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Amy these are so gorgeous and the photo of the Li River is breathtaking. I want to go there immediately. Thank you for the inspiration this morning.
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Yeah, breathtaking scenes. Thank you for letting me share it with ya! 🙂
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Good morning, Amy. Beautiful! I love all of them. The pictures are very sharp and clouds are so fluffy. Helen
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Thanks, Helen! I was happy that I actually capture the clouds. luckily the lighten was right. 🙂
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That last photo is especially glorious.
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So glad you like the last one, Joseph. 🙂
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Amy, these are absolutely gorgeous photos. Talk about looking in the distance. WOW! Thanks.
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Happy to hear you comment, Cee!
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Wow! gorgeous b&w photos! the clouds are so dramatic and the li river is beyond words! thanks for sharing, Amy! beautiful! 🙂
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I was pleased that I actually capture the clouds 🙂 You’re right, the Li River is beyound words…
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Amazing b/w, and the clouds are really stunning!
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So glad you like the clouds 🙂
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All 3 wonderful captured, so fascinating… 🙂
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Thank you so much for liking these three images, Drake! Happy weekend 🙂
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Stunning photos. 😀
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Glad I could share it with you, Raewyn!
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These are stunning Amy. You are getting good at this 🙂
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Thank you so much for your encouraging comment. It means a lot to me, Colline!
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what a wide wide world. How did you do that?
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Do the photos? Didn’t take much effort at all. 🙂
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Brilliant cloud cover in the first and second photos. They make the town look small, and they remind me of candy floss. Love the photo of the Li River. Something’s so serene about it 🙂 Hope you’re having a good weekend, Amy.
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Alway enjoy reading your comment, Mabel. I like your observation, which gives me a different perspective.
Enjoy the weekend!
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I always like your photos and the short stories and background facts that go with them. So easy to learn about the significance of different places.
It’s almost Sunday here, weekend going by too quick. Make the most of the weekend, Amy 🙂
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I know Saturday alway goes fast, and Sunday is like half day, then it’s gone…
Thank you for commenting my post. That is what intended to do– introducing the interesting spots and facts. Selecting and process photos can be a long process, thought it only takes a couple second to view… Now I have more viewers, I try to be a little careful or picky in that process 🙂
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So, so true. Before you know it, you’re packing your work bag on Sunday night *sniff* Don’t get me wrong. I like my job a lot, but then again, I love writing…
You’re doing a good job on the photos, Amy. I haven’t seen one that I don’t like. That will probably never happen 🙂
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The pressure is on 😀
Thank you for your support!
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These are amazing shots, Amy! I think the last one is my favorite! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Linda! Glad you like the last one 🙂
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Beautiful b&w. Thanks for liking my blog post.
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Thank your for stopping by!
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powerful skies!!!!
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I love the clouds. Thank you so much for stopping by! 🙂
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Hi my sweet friend Amy ! I wonder if there are words to describe the beauty of the above masterful photos in mono ! The cloud formations are absolutely overwhelming and the river along the huge bounders is so spectacular !
Hope you are keeping well,sending you love and hugs as always , Doda 🙂 xxx
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I’m so happy to see you, Doda! I love your new post. Thank you for spending time here. 🙂
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Your new buddy is wonderful,but at first I thought it was Sally’s ; they are so much alike especially when I see the small size. I love the purplish flowers !
Have a peaceful new week :))))))) , Doda xxx
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Amazing how clouds can play so much a part in an area one photographs. Some sceneries are even nothing when the sky is not that right. Then again, a cloudless/bland? sky can make a scenery less appealing.
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You capture the best clouds, of course sky, sun, sea, people, actions, flowers….
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That second shot is wonderful! You’ve used the clouds so effectively there!
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Hope you will consider to tour the place. I went with a tour group. 🙂
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This is definitely on my list… 🙂
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