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That is a really nice Snautzer Michael and a happy one as well. You do surprise me with this pareidolic one. Love it.
Next one would have done well in the Waves thread you once started, but seems to be sleeping at the moment.
Waving Waves
Love your playing with the rules Michael in #723. It forced Keelin to let the cloud ghosts rise up. Another play with rules I think. In next one rules are involved again.
Queuing
A very beautiful river of gold Keelin. It must make cloudless days worth while waiting for this one.
French Reds And Oranges
Thanks in return Keelin. You are right the lake thread that Cathrine started is inspiring. And your Lac du Nuage is so applicable in this thread! Compliments with that one for the second time. Love it.
Love your seed pod Keelin and the Mystery for the sake of Mystery by Michael as well.
Building Castles
Writing things without checking gives this strange and accidentally ´intermediately´ what should have been ´immediately´. Make a typo and the spell checker makes it worse…… so also check the checker.
Writing things without checking gives this strange and accidentally ´intermediately´ what should have been ´immediately´. Make a typo and the spell checker makes it worse…… so also check the checker.
Discussing the caprice of wind and weather is nice Keelin en here we see them in color by you and Michael. Michael your last two posts have something in common: composition and colors. Your #722 strikes me in particular for its composition.
Trying to continue the softness here is the shape into which my spooky creature partially morphed being a close up on a later moment.
Morphed Part Of CreatureThat is a really wonderful capture Keelin. A mysterious hand warming figure looking into the lens. Love it.
A Large Tree Nibbling Squirrel.
Yesterday a upper tangent arc tangent to nothing at all and hovering in the sky alone. I took intermediately a picture, but damn it … it is my wide angle.
Quick. Mount my zoom. Too late. The UTA is gone with the wind. Then just crop and zoom in virtually.Your lovely and well written musings and words deserve a tribute in the shape of a pictured sunset Keelin. In your own words: capricious and cloudlike. And the other contributions by Catherine, and George as well.
Poetry In The SkyNice halo Michael. It took me back to my archive and next one struck me as a mathematical excercise in the sky.
Airborne Archimedes?
No rain involved here Justin, but congrats with this very bright and colorful sundog you spotted.
Indeed wow.
