The sky in Colorado is different from many other places. I think it’s a combination of the low humidity, high altitude and normally clean atmosphere. Every few minutes of every day, the sky changes, even when it is cloudless. Near noon in the winter, you get these amazing deep azure blue skies in the north, opposite the low sun. It’s reminiscent of noon in the summer in the high latitudes of the Baltic. Storms, sunsets, changes in pressure and mountain waves all produce amazing colors and forms that I will never get tired of looking at.
Stormy sky over Lone Tree The moon Hazy stratus clouds Typical day Dark blue sky Evening Light pillars Winter solstice afternoon Winter noon Deep blue/yellow sunset Clouds reflecting the colors of sunset The San Luis valley Purple and yellow sunset with contrasting trees Rosy sunset Clear view Hiking in the foothills Suomenlinna in Helsinki harbor Alexander Nevski cathedral in Tallinn, Estonia