when the rains stopped,
the blue sky shone
but you knew it would not last
brooding skies moving over Ottawa
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10 comments:
Great shot. That is an interesting museum structure.
Solemn shot.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
I love these dark moody skies...
A great shot of brooding skies, and touching picture of the war memorial
Very poignant images.
The design of the building complements the sky very well. Great shots.
Hey, what a great museum! Never saw anything like it. The sky is awesome. Very appropriate. Great pictures!
Thank you for your visits and your comments. This truly is a magnificent building with great attention to the surrounding land. The quickly changing skies certainly reflected the mood of my visit.
beautiful captures...
like how the museum sweeps up off the ground...very interesting.
have a lovely weekend.
Oh your posts are amazing. I've just read down as far as I could and will be back for more. Thanks for visiting my blog. You've inspired me with these stunning photos.
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