Black & White Thread Volume IX
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I did asked one as you suggested Michael and it agreed with a decided baa yea. So evident!
Altostratus might be boring and featureless, but it can also surprise.
Translucidus #2
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Indeed it seems to be the quality of B&W to make duplicatus alive in a surprising way, Keelin. Like your former untitled one is too! In my opinion they are not that easy to discover. Always fun to find a good example like yours and Michael’s cirrocumulus. Love the fine structure of the last one.
I had to search for one in my archive and found this.
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A fine balance and brilliant study in contrast, Michael! Those silver tones you continue to create are most amazing.
And what mischief are you up to, Hans, with your Glowing Contrail? You have offered us a masterpiece worthy of Dali! I hope we will see more of these friendly figurals, especially that one in the upper right corner who appears to be casting some spell with her magic wand. I do wonder what she’s up to… I see she’s got the crocodile strolling upright, exiting stage left. Off to cross the pond perhaps?
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I feel flattered by the comparison with Dali, Keelin. Dank je wel! And with your interpretations you made me look differently to my own picture. An eye opening experience as well. I like it.
With your Presto! the eye is lead somewhat left to the center to what seems to be a hole or cavity soon to be covered by what’s hanging above. Very dynamic, I’d say.
Another Cavity
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Love the light and shadow in you images above, Hans. “And Pop!”, has almost the feeling of opposing tides.
And Michael, your most recent image is so deliciously surreal, I keep going back for another taste of it.
Found this one in the archives, and immediately the memory of Michael’s cleverly titled Burned Eggs (Colour Thread Volume II) made me smile again. The image below is not so colorful (but also not so burnt!). Bon appétit, mes amis!
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Perfectly poached, Hans! And it looks like Michael has whipped up something delicious for us as well with Arizona B&W #25.
I love the feeling Tranquility brings. And after a calm breath, is it time for more action? The drama of the dance below is quite enough I think. No animals were injured in the making of this image.
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Took me a moment but i finally saw it Keelin. So much of cloud photography is perfect Carpe Diem!
Not a bullseye ,being off center, yet it was what I was shooting for:
Arizona B&W #63
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Yes Michael, crazy winds resulting in a Directionally Challenged scenery, to quote Keelin. I love those pictures. This one and the former.
So the former is also altocumulus floccus Virga which I misjudged for stratiformis? I must confess I didn’t give it much of a thought having found a straightforward alliteration. Good to know nevertheless.
Soft Duplicatus
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Hard to know what she is up to, Ms. Duplicatus below. Off to some event wearing a fancy necklace? Wish I could see the rest of her outfit. Michael and Hans, you might have captured parts of it above with your beautifully textured images. Winds are ever so fashion forward — and backward, apparently.
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Hope the skies above, wherever you ventured, kept you looking up, Hans. Your Mixed image looks as if someone skied off into a pristine snow bank – beautiful!, while Michael’s Arizona #87 has a more earthy, wonderfully gooey look, which I like as well – and a great contrast to the serenely stacked lennies in #93.
I am on high alert for the possible arrival of this…
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Sheep Asleep
What The Sleepy Sheep Saw
Directionally Challenged
Presto!
Just One Spec Of Pepper Please
The Matador’s Cape
Riding The Rapids
Looking Into It
Something
Ms. Duplicatus
Mudball!
Scratched
Balancing Act
Wind In The Wings
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