Showing posts with label sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sky. Show all posts

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Touching the sky




My camera is never tired of touching the sky.

Thursday, September 9, 2010

blue skies from China



This is one of the rare days when we saw the amazing blue skies in Tianjin.
Have a great Friday, skylovers.
Skywatch Friday.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Kokino skies


The Megalithic Observatory Kokino is located in the north-eastern part of the Republic of Macedonia, at 19km to the northeast of the town Kumanovo and in the vicinity of the village Kokino.
The more detailed archaeo-astronomical research carried out in the following two years showed that the locality has all the characteristics of a holy place, but also of an older observatory for observation of celestial objects. The most important characteristic of the observatory includes positions for observation.




Special markers of stone have been found, used for marking all characteristics points of the movement of the Sun and Moon on the east horizon. The observatory used a method of stationary observation, marking positions of the Sun at the winter and summer solstice, as well as the equinox.
The dominant location and the monumental appearance of the stone seats (thrones), the distinctly made stone markers, trenches, access paths and formed rite spaces - are a testimony of one original monumental art expressed through the skill of designing a space in a rocky area.
The making of the calendar was one of the basic functions of the megalithic observatory "Kokino". Most probably, the announcement for the days when the most important events start was made by lighting fire on the mountain top located behind the thrones. This spot opens a view in a radius of more than 30km, and hence the fire could be seen by the inhabitants of all surrounding places.
The ancient observatory "Kokino" represents an exceptionally well structured and organized area on the two hanging platforms united in the performing of their joint function: observing the movement of the Sun and the Moon and marking of the extreme positions.

The megalithic observatory "Kokino" represents an original and integral complex formed 3900 years ago.

American Space Agency NASA in 2005 ranged Megalithic Observatory Kokino on the 4-th place on the World’s Ancient Observatories list. 1. Abu Simbel, Egypt. 2. Stonehenge, UK, 3. Angkor Wat, Cambodia. 4. Kokino observatory, Macedonia 5. Goeck, Germany.

My participation for Skywatch Friday

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Admiring the sunset

Dear Sky lovers,
I still cannot believe there is a rainbow heart. One of my fave sky shots, ever.


Admiring the sunset from a bus.



These are taken a few days before.
I love sunsets. Oh, I love sunrise too. Getting up early is the thing I don't like much.

Skywatch participation.

Have a great weekend!

hearts sending love...

A sky heart sending love all over the world.


The blue heart sending green messages to the world.


The last one is not very happy. But strong, definitely!

Joining Guest Heart Thursday

Thursday, July 22, 2010

The pleasure of Skywatching

Every cloud has a silver lining.


Let's light the clouds..


Three dimensional cloud




Let the flying eagle takes you far far away...And close to your heart! To your loved ones.

Have a great Friday!

Sky watch Friday

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Addicted!

Well, I had this short runaway from reality. In a countryside cottage with a stunning nature, wonderful flowers, fresh water, clean air. No net, no cell phone. At one moment I felt awkward, insecure, something's missing. Oh, nooo. My lap top. My phone's dead!!! Then I realized Im addicted to being online, available at all times. And I DONT like that. I hate this fact. Luckily, my friend saved me. At the very beginning. She's а living creature with such universal life energy flowing within her that amazed me all the time. She's using this energy to live freely creating miracles. Miracles of simple things. Thank you, Maya.

Well, let's enjoy the photos. I have a lot, but I will spread them out over some time.



Have a lovely Sunday!

Tuesday, March 23, 2010