this was one of my first glimpses of brooklyn as we drove towards metropolitan avenue last weekend. I love the old fashioned garland used to decorate the town for the holidays. if you'd like to gaze at more wondrous skies from all around the world or if you'd like to add your own sky, please visit theskywatch friday meme, thanks to klaus and his team, sandy, wren, and sylvia.
Terrific capture as always, Lily! Love the blue skies and clouds and the dark trees and garland silhouetted against them! Wonderful composition! Enjoy your weekend!
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very nice compo :)
Like the colors and the bit of a silhouette....the garland looks a bit like it's smiling.
Silhouettes against a beautiful sky are always a recipe for a superb photo!
These silhouettes are gorgeous, Lily. Happy weekend to you!
cool pov, Lily. That does look like Greenpoint to me, the row houses!
Hi Lily, I love your pic! The sky is fantastic and the silhouettes are really lovely xxx
Terrific capture as always, Lily! Love the blue skies and clouds and the dark trees and garland silhouetted against them! Wonderful composition! Enjoy your weekend!
Sylvia
Love it .. its another smiling sky!
Very pretty sky!
Lily, what a charming nicely contrasted sky! I like this picture!
I love your shot, Lily! How did you eliminate electrical cables? Photoshop or did you just get lucky? :)
Waa, great picture! i really liked..
Nice sky! We do know how to festoon for the holidays here in Brooklyn, don't we?
I love this very dramatic sky and the lights seem to be like santa's sleigh.
Very pretty shot with the holiday decoration against the cloudy sky.
Love that Chrsitmas decoration! Adorable :) Looks great against that wonderful sky!!
Enjoy your weekend!
Excellent, Lily - that garland over the street took «Louis» back to his childhood. The town he grew up in used garlands like that down Broadway.
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