Cloudscapes Vol. V
Cloudscapes Vol. V
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I cant think of a better start of a new volume for cloudscapes Michael than your Arizona Cloudscape #501. Great composition of different kind of undulations that are also perfectly interfering in the middle.
‘The last one of Volume IV by Keelin is the funny Blue Dog Window. I advise to check that one before going any further.
Any Size And Length
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Quite a peculiar cloudscape Michael in #502. An intriguing one indeed!
I have a question for you for some time already – a question that Keelin already answered (unfortunately with a no) – and it it is whether you feel like joining a group in the community. I have noticed there are two groups for Arizona, one for Phoenix and one for Northern. I have noticed that after the introduction of the communities the activity on the Forum also increased. I am joining both with pleasure and I am just curious. I hope you don’t mind my curiosity.
Freescape
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A splendid start to Volume V, Michael, and a good reminder that this topic is likely to go in unrestrained directions, as Hans offers fine evidence with Any Size And Length.
Ruth, your Wispy Creature looks like it’s tickling the sky. Is that a giggle I hear?
And Hans, just to clarify in case there was any misunderstanding, I do wish I could have answered yes to the invitation. Alas, as it is, I can barely keep up with the forum. That said, however, and prompted by your note above to Michael, I just took a look at the Cloudspotter group for Holland and found many more photos by you and others that I am delighted to see! I must try to check these more often. I do hope others will join us here on the forum topics as well.
Love the Freescale above! Below, a faint halo shines through cool skies.
Frosty Morning -
Thanks Michael for answering my question and non-intended Keelin too. Here we are on the good old Forum and I love it. Like I said, I was just curious.
New between the cloudscapes in this thread is the soundscape Keelin posted: One Note Wall Of Sound, a great funny find and ingenious too. The creativity on the Forum is always surprising.
High And low
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Lovely picture Hans. The cumulus feel like letters on the scroll in the bottle. It is a bit wet here, Michael, but I don’t mind. Recently we’ve gotten quite a bit of snow. Here’s one of my favorites. It appears to have undulatus on the ground and cumulus in the sky.
Cloudy, No Matter where you Stand
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Ruth, Gregory, Michael, Hans, you’ve all been in the just right place at the just right moment. I would especially like to have been on that beach to check out the message, Hans. Might it have simply read, “Look up!” It’s an extraordinary photo.
In the image below, it looks as if this tree has been tickling the sky.
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I agree with Ruth, Keelin: I love your Giggles and the latest on the gallery as well. A marvelous shadow makes the difference in colors.
Deep Breath , Then Blow Out shows a great woolly sky, Ruth.
You spotted some great undulatus in the snow Gregory. Indeed Cloudy, No Matter where you Stand.
Michaels’s scape in B&W has a nice composition. At the moment I thought that it suggests motion I suddenly saw this train coming. Love it.
Harmless Radiation
Wispy Creature
Frosty Morning
The Big Stretch
One-Note Song With Wall Of Sound
As Far As The Eye Can See
Surfriding Jellyfish
Room With A View
Cloud Giggles
Moon Atilt
Deep Breath, Then Blow Out
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