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Meaty Clouds and Spirits Rising. Great titles for these beautiful captures, Ruth and Keelin.
Here is one taken a few days ago on a day with lots of energy in the sky: storm systems, asperitas, sunny spells, rain and lightning. My camera worked extra hours. I was a bit puzzled about what I saw here but having given it a thought it is probably a shelf cloud and I didn’t recognize it the moment I spotted it. Nevertheless the circumstances were there for a shelf.
Shelfscape
A nice feathery contrail Ruth.
I wonder wether next plane scribblings have been written with a feather.
The format of the last two posts turn out out to be a bit strange. Forgot to say that a Partial Halo indeed is a Full Joy Keelin. Love your recent corona on the gallery as well.
Thank you Hygge for sharing this great info. Dunes of aurora. When I google myself with ‘dunes aurora Canada’ I found next link with an explanation of the phenomenon and a little film. It seems to be rare.
You’d be lucky to see these dunes
I am not sure whether this is one of the links you already provided. Somehow they didn’t work for me.
Dolphin’s delight is amazing and also a bit disturbing, Keelin. I feel I have to look at it from aside. Anyway a great and unusual composition with a buble stream. Flame Trower is also a great capture Rut. The dragon still has the fire in its belly. Let’s not wait for what has to come!
Did you have trouble postin Michael? Just a minute ago I had something alike. I logged out and logged in and it was solved. I hope it helps because I don’t want to miss something by you, like the subtle red rim on #724.
Edgy
Ruth, am I mistaking or do I recognize some doubt in your words about your last one? To me it is a yes and to me it also seems to be an eyebrow cloud. In my opinion closely related to asperitas. Superciliaris as it is named unofficially. Might be another quest for Gavin to get it in the ICA? By chance I spotted some of it on a second consecutive day with asperitas. Any opinions?
Ah, the Delish Fish must have escaped in the Tumultuous Tide, Keelin. I love the wispy whites in the Tumultuous Tide. And I love the fine texture in of #187 and #188, Michael. Great play.
Strange
Ruth, I love your Flying Girl With Long Hair. It has a good place on the gallery.
What a procession of different creatures I find above. Not A Fan Of Dried Parsley made me laugh Keelin and the Elegant Emu seems to wonder where he got into. Some strange thread with whales and nudibanches? Did it get just one drink too much?
In An Octopus’s Garden?
Nice shadow Ruth. The perspective is always a bit deceptive knowing that the shadow must be cast on a lower layer of cloud.
Here is one that would have seriously alarmed the Crow (Keelin and Michael will understand). It shows disturbing acitvity of chimtrail. It must be the season.
Alarming
Hula Lesson give a real icy impression Keelin , as cold as An Aftrenoon Drive by Ruth. Brrrr. I love the composition in #125 Michael. Great capture.
Spiky
Wow, Floral Impression is a fantastic composition, Keelin. Floral indeed, but I also see a bird in it, flying straight up, wings forward and a long tail beneath. Intriguing.
Michael’s #186 is a great impression of a field of high grass gently bending in the wind. The wind that shakes The Barley in the next picture of Keelin. Great sequence. Ever heard the “sad” song about John Barleycorn?
It’s Eating Something
