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It is funny what you wrote about Aftermath of the Stones, Keelin. I had the same experience having to remove the dust of my memories, triggered by your I Am Waiting For Someone To Come Out Of Somewhere.
Wow, what a view Head Above The Clouds must have. I envy him. We have to cope with the look from the ground. Nevertheless surprising enough. Like yesterday having had this Mainstream experience, i.e Asperitas. Lots of strange forms. From the same series as Mainstream #2 on the Color thread this one with another nostalgic musical background..
Where Do We Go From Here
Did you hear about the eagle of distinction
The one that came on every Friday afternoon?
And it seems that eagle has near flown into extinction
Descending to the sand
His biggest enemy being man
Have you ever seen the freedom on the wing?The Band
With Breaking Through I have this association with the dunes of a sand desert with some blows of dust. But also of a seascape with some patches of fog. Enchanting Keelin.
Under Pressure
Alec inspired us Keelin. At the start of the foirst contrail thread I could not expect so much variety on the theme. From large to tiny meteors like in your last picture. It better stays above the formidable formations.
I like the story about the moment you pictured the 22 degrees halo! I think we all had our moments that surprised bystanders asked what you are looking at. It makes your day. Always positive reactions. In this case the coincidence of the broadcast makes it even fantastic.
Escher was here yesterday evening and left a first attempt to sketch the Penrose triangle.
Yes a magical place Keelin, but also a magical moment. There is this short span of time at the end (or beginning) of the day that the magic appears and gradually disappears. It is called the golden hour, but I think its shorter.
Funny, I did not notice the finger-painting tree yet.
Nearby
Noone can put it better then you did, Keelin. The Shape Of Things To Come being the confirmation. Great composition and title as well!
I saw this fantastic 22 degrees halo guarded by two dogs on the gallery by you. Nice to capture it in perfect symmetry with a parhelic circle cutting the picture in two parts.
At Sunset
Keelin, You Are What You Eat is indeed flabbergasting. Love the softness of the forms. These fluffs as if falling in cascade must have been marvelous to spot. But forgive me: if it is what it eats I still can’t figure out what it is. But surely a fantastic picture in the first place. Marvelous!
A stray Toupee that lost the head it once belonged to
Dank je wel Keelin. Ik deel ze met veel plezier!
You also have your antenna for nice and strange situations. Do you know what the colorful part comes from? Corona or something else?
Levitation
All’s well that ends well…
Danger was there but suddenly the crature turned around alarmed by something and the startled little sitting duck could happily swim away to safety…….
