Well thank you. ! Its a case of using what there is really to create what I hope is a bit of beauty (where it isn’t always obvious) I have learnt to get on with the lines as they are endemic round here. The lines have even become a bit of a subject for me. I now actually let them slice the sky and use them like simple filigree if I can. Indeed if I tried to dodge them I would miss so many of the jewels beyond that come up in a snap just over the fence right outside my back door !
Gill McGrath 
Like the way you’ve incorporated the lines in the cloudscape rather than just excluding them.
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Well thank you. ! Its a case of using what there is really to create what I hope is a bit of beauty (where it isn’t always obvious) I have learnt to get on with the lines as they are endemic round here. The lines have even become a bit of a subject for me. I now actually let them slice the sky and use them like simple filigree if I can. Indeed if I tried to dodge them I would miss so many of the jewels beyond that come up in a snap just over the fence right outside my back door !
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Of course, a creative artist makes use of what’s to hand! I’m appreciating all these shots of skyscapes at particular times of the day or near night.
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Beautiful shot. The lines are interwoven graciously.
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Thank you kindly. (there are so many round here, I would probably miss them!)
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