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Great capture Davy! Your unicorn is prancing. Thanks for sharing.
Keelin, your alien fellow is ingenious. The story asks for a follow-up, which I don’t have (yet) unfortunately. I will search the sky.
Order is restored well in Layered, Keelin. The posts on the Forum and the sky is for me like a
Honeycomb
There is this soft sway in Becalmed Keelin. You can see it eases the neurons indeed!
Neurons At Ease
Love the dripping of the paint from the upper cross beam Keelin. With your T (almost a cross?) you drew my attention to the alphabet. I did not look at contrail this way yet, but it looks like a challenge to find them all from A to Z.
A Poor Attempt To A Wye
Ah, very nice Keelin and Michael your virga impressions. And I can’t help that I see this lovely hedgehog in Feather And Fluff. Great movement in #306 Michael. Love them all!
Neurotic NeuronsGeorge I have been looking for a CHA all days since the sun comes high enough from mid May, but I found no right crystals in place yet to produce one. I don’t give up!
Keelin, I forgot to react on your comparison with Gerhard Richter’s blurred portraits. I did not know about him and had to google a bit to find out. So, thanks for pointing out. And I see what you mean: haunting, disturbed and also disturbing.
Here is another one taken almost at the same moment.
Foreboding
One does not see it that way many times Michael. Very nice sky-pointilism in #642.
A Less Uniformly Distributed Collection
Greeat CHA Keelin. On the gallery you also have the 22 degrees halo above it. Here it is audience that completes the picture. Love it.
A Watchful Eye
Cirrus Cascade shows a really refreshing waterfall Keelin.
Here is one that has become rather grainy because of the cropping. Yet I like to share it for its coincidental composition. It was taken some years ago with the cloudspotter app on the phone.
Seagulls Over Waves
Ha, great Cloud Snackers this anteater and wee elephant, Keelin!
And congrats with you CHA on the gallery. I love those bright colors in the sky.
Great time-lapse George. I am like Michael curious about the ASA settings
Amazing to see this lenticular transforming but yet staying in place while shooting stars pass by.
When I wait after seeing the time-lapse next vimeo’s made by you show up one by one and I could also see your time-lapse with the plane causing distrail. Very nice! I happened to see that happen at day light just yesterday. Quite funny to see a plane wiping out a line in the cloudlayer like a flying cloud eraser.
