These are photographs I’ve taken of the sky. Keep looking up!
This shot captures that peaceful transition from the warm, rosy light near the horizon to the cool blue of the upper sky.
We've been having spectacular sunsets lately.
Bare winter trees silhouetted against a striking mackerel sky.
I'm continually surprised by the camera on my cellphone, and that, with a little coaxing, it can capture the Moon.
The flowering Saucer Magnolia.
Pink saucer magnolia in the spring.
These are magnolia buds, silhouetted against a warm, peachy sky.
This is a detail of the roof on a barn in Mount Vernon, Virginia. The red practically vibrates against the azure blue sky.
A pretty grainy shot of the night sky at sunset.
The stars are bright enough to make out the Big Dipper over the rooftops taken in my backyard.
The woods near my house caught fire one hot July night, and the fire and the firetrucks lit up the sky.
A bright, almost-full moon hanging in that soft blue sky at dusk.
Late evening sky.
Evening sky, just after sunset.
Late spring afternoon sky.
This is actually a night shot of a cherry tree near my house. That's why the sky looks surreal.
Night shot over my house.
Brewster Beach, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
The sun hidden behind a big cumulus cloud, casting rays across the blue.