Challenge: One word Sunday Challenge
Topic: Skyline
Well I decided that I had wanted to use a non urban photo, and so I thought I would use a photo of just the sky meeting the sea, the most minimal of ‘skylines’ I could get away with.
However as I started looking through some recent photos this one started screaming at me to be used, and so I had to. If that cliff were a series of buildings, and the sea and open urban space, it would be a fairly classic ‘skyline’ photo, however it is not the sort of image that imediatly makes you think skyline.
Llantwit
2020
Ken
Pictures without film. 
It may not be what you think of for “skyline” but it is, however, my preferred sort of skyline. Cityscapes I generally prefer to see from a distance or in a fantastic photo. Nature-scapes I’d usually love to see in person, such as this one. Mine this week does include a traditional skyline but in a completely different way. Lovely shot!
janet
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Indeed yours was not what I was expecting 🙂
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I rather think that was true for most people and I enjoy doing that. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by and also commenting.
janet
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agree, my preferred sort of skyline as well. gorgeous.
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Not at all what I think of – skyline as a word has become very much associated with cities and buildings. But this is a beauty, and so much more relaxing than a city view
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“Not at all what I think of – skyline as a word has become very much associated with cities and buildings.” – Indeed, which was why I immediately thought I might challenge that perception. Lets face it ‘skyline’ existed before homo sapien sapien.
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A nice dramatic skyline.
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Thank you.
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