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OK, the pic with the green flash is not yet on the gallery. I’m still curious about it. Did you try a polite reminder yet Michael?
Nice B&W cloudscape #76. The structure seems to be elevated high above.
Being Watched
Keelin, I like he composition and the layered structure of Fur & Fluff.
Micheal: I agree with the infinite potentials of clouds. Let’s keep exploring them.
Cloudy Signature
Michael: I think the picture you mentioned before is on the gallery now. That is indeed a heavy cloud building up with pileus and velum on top. Cloudscape #75 was soem time later I suppose? Great to see these big ones develop.
Keelin: Thank you for kind words. Please don’t get lost in the Landscape Forgotten Dreams with all its directions. I Love it in black and white.
Dreaming In Colors
Thanks for the explanation Michael. It really looks like a bad tempered one although your second picture appears to be more peaceful (but that can be misleading?).
I am curious about the pic you sent in. I suppose you sent it just in the period the gallery didn’t change due to the vacation of Ian? May I suggest a polite reminder or a retry? As far as I know pictures from the gallery are used only sometimes for the Cloud a Day mail but aren’t used for the App.
Recently I spotted next mighty anvil-like structure without the usual structure underneath. Taken with 10 mm wide angle, effectively 16 mm taking the crop factor into account. So it was big.
It just drifted by acting like a very large beach umbrella on a nice day in May.
That is one mighty congesting peace of cloud building up, Michael. Where did it end? Beautiful blues.
Afterwards?
Mid June I sent Ian this picture to publish on June 21, being ladies day at Ascott. Unfortunately Ian was on vacation and it is not yet on the gallery. Still I like to share it here.
Proud Slug Showing Off On Ladies Day At Ascott
The pareidolic me in me sees fishes or likewise creatures in Below The Surface and in ‘since you asked Keelin’. Do you both too see them or did I drink again too much from that long neck in the bar Keelin once mentioned? Anyway, I like them both.
Below The Surface shows perfectly what is in the title, since the light from the surface above is shining through on the fish-like creature. Love it.
The swimming creature Michael has portrayed seems to swim and look right into his lens.
Well I shouldn’t take too much anymore I suppose.
No Fishes At All. No!
Keelin, Blooming Blue might be difficult to classify from a cloud point of view but without naming the cloud it has to be classified as beautiful with its very simple but elegant structure.
The fine maze of undulatus duplicatus and the asperitas behind it (right?) gives a very special effect Michael. I can imagine you recorded as much as you could of these intriguing patterns. Here a different view of one of my last Mainstream experiences.
