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Very nice Cubic Portal Keelin. That one must have been hard to find. And then there is that almost sparkling bright Rent in Cloud Time. Both surreal.
I have been a few days ago to an exhibition of surreal painters: Magritte, Dali, etc. From Magritte I saw “Le Temps Menacant” (Threatening Weather). That one struck me as a fine example of “Things That Look Clouds”, not to confuse with “Clouds That Look Things”. Google it and find out yourself. Ingenious!
Leaf
This veil really could have been painted Michael, I love it.
After the roundings of the lennies come ……
Rectangles
Last pictures showed some lenticularis clouds. They are rarely seen over here, but some days ago – between the coming and going of a high pressure area – there were suddenly a lot of them with their photogenic smooth forms.
Wow Keelin! This is surreal. I can see the veins on the arm holding Little Lennie in place. This is a stunning picture. It is more than a bit muscles that holds it in place. The muscles are even steaming. No words.
….and cloud-wise interpreted I think there is Holmboe instability coming out of the underarm (top right). Maybe Michael can confirm?
An O……. In Wonder Of Held In Place
Ha, Lennies brought back to their essence against a bible black.
Mr. Crow paid me a visit again last days and left this
Bat Out Of Hell (Homogenitus)
Keelin, approaching Rapids is fantastic in its realistic way it shows turbulent waters. Love it!
And then High Tide comes in from Michael. What a way to continue Wave Clouds!
To Much To Surf On
Welcome Davy! The more contributions to this thread the better. I like your your Dream Trees very much. Its atmosphere fits perfectly to the atmosphere of Profusion of Fusion by Keelin. Both great grays. To be continued!
Into The Great Wide Open
I keep going back to Spring Mix and Bloom, both being very appealing in different ways. Scrolling through the thread keeps being fun and refreshes the mind. Like spring, also the pictures take root!
That’s why it is a pity that – after having all the pictures back in Black and White Thread Volume II – some pictures disappeared again. So is the same in Volume I. I hope the pictures will be restored some time….
Hectic Joy
Spring Mix and Bloom, both pictures breathe the atmosphere of spring very well. I can almost smell the spring in the air.
SpringTree
Thank you Keelin. Your picture is the proof that all good things come in threes.
And the title Newton’s Third Law is very applicable so I would like to add that – like on your picture – for Newton’s Third Law ….
It Takes Two
You are doing magic with the grays and contrasts in 3 and Going Forward, Michael.
Minimal Music part III
Well, welcome back.
I haven’t seen a library on the CAS site since I started to visit the site, some 4 years ago. I think it would be a nice idea to have one and I remember to have read once (on a former version of this site or in the somewhat occasional newsletter?) the intent to add a cloud library to the site. I am not sure about this intent, because after all there is nu such library yet.
Shortly the International Cloud Atlas became online available from the moment the Asperitas was officially added to the atlas. For looking up things about clouds it can’t be more complete, but for an oversight or for introductory purposes a smaller and more comprehensive library would be nice. Such a library also already exists as the library that is included in the Cloudspoter app.
I am curious about the status of the intent and other opinions. To be continued?
Best wishes, hans
