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It is all so worrying that mr. Trump does not seem to have any connection with facts and truth ….
Thank you Graham for the links you provided.
Frail lacunosus indeed and mysterious. A neural network it seems.
Here it gives the bubbly water under a waterfall.
Lovely distortion…. Naturally Surreal ….. inspired on Gala, the muse of Dali?
It is already some pictures back, but Moon wisp is also a very delicate picture with a nocturnal mystery feel in it. And before that one Keelin came up with a Breath of Sky. A delight of light!
So this is the moment to think about the theme Michael started this thread with: “Naturally Surreal”.
Haha Keelin, I am relieved. I doubted my own mind about who I thought to have answered. Mystery solved.
you chose a funny title for your picture. I try to imagine what a celestial pillow fight might have caused. It certainly was fun!
I am sorry Keelin, to mistake you for some Patricia. I must have lost the thread so to speak. I hope you forgive me using the wrong name in my former reply.
Wow, what a play of lines Michael and what a play of light Keelin in your last two pictures. Lots of credits for both! (By the way, there is more to this than recording Michael, you must have “the eye” for it.) It is really fun exchanging wonderful impressions of clouds this way.
I will have to produce more candidates for this thread very soon. Although I don’t live in a desert like Michael (must be beautiful in a different way) we often have to endure a featureless gray of any kind of stratus or low hanging clouds, often leaving their burden of water on our heads mainly in this season of year. No complaints however, there is enough variety in the weather with the seasons (not to speak of change because the actual change on a global scale is of an unwanted, unprecedented and dangerous nature).
So here is a flower to present….
Thank you very much Patricia for your kind words. Feathers and Fur you named your picture and for sure it is Feathers and Fur. Beautiful composition! I hope other pictures of you will follow. Thanks for sharing as well and thanks for the quote of Maya Angelou’s poem.
This is one of my favourites: the cirrocumulus with the fine structure, details and rippling like here on your Thread Bare. I have been thinking about the translation and meaning of the title Thread Bare. I could not associate the delicateness of the structure with something worn off. Maybe you have something else in mind?
I would like to react with something that looks definitely worn off.
First of all welcome Barbara! This must be some sort of a ‘show and tell’ time topic on the forum.
One question: how did you manage to get your picture published in your forum profile? This feature has been disabled some months ago. I searched for the way you could possibly have done this, but I didn’t find out.
Lots of cloudspotting fun.
