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It looked like a fine summer storm to me, both through your pinpointing haiga set and the beautiful picture set. Tonight we had a storm like that, passing on both sides of us. We needed the rain but Mother Nature and the storm gods felt otherwise.
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These were taken / written on different occasions, Jim . Two were stormy and the other two were summer. (Smile.)
DeleteThese are so beautiful, Rosemary!
ReplyDeletefascinating haiga!!
ReplyDeleteThe sky has such an influence over everything beneath. Haiga is a wonderful way of describing it.
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful. I never have used that term, haiga--but these are lovely. I especially like the white hot sun emerging from the clouds-well, the traced edged ones--and working too! I am always amazed that people would shut their windows on planes! k.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful combination of word and picture.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful haiga !
ReplyDeleteThe changeability and beauty of the sky is well represented in this
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