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Hans Stocker
ParticipantGreat shot Roger. Love this mixture. A lot is happening in the sky.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantWell this is a real firework of pollen. Although I certainly won’t sneeze from this one, the hay-fever aspect of spring is not what I look forward to. Atchoo! Here hay-fever season is still far enough away since it snows a bit from a solid grey stratus sky and winter seems to be in full strength. Yet I look forward to spring.
Look for the version in true gold on the “sometimes it looks like a fake” thread.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantFirst Keelin’s Sunset Strip remembered me of a topic Hygge started about the perfect Blue of Yves Klein. It comes so very close! I was flabbergasted by that one.
Now Michael, you combine an ominous blue with the colors of the sunset. Surreally Cool.
Here is some solid gold.
Watch the B&W version on the Black and White Thread.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantChalk on paper
Hans Stocker
ParticipantThank you Hygge, it is KH.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantWhat a fantastic Blues! These are certainly not the kind of blues the CAS tries to fight as part of “the blue-sky thinking”.
A pink sky spotted at sunset in France
Hans Stocker
ParticipantAh, just some days away and back again I feel welcomed by fantastic new pictures of Little Bear (who can’t sleep?), the Mighty Lion (that sleeps tonite!) and elegant flowers of different kind in a growing bouquet. Let’s keep surprising one another. Love scrolling through this thread no matter whether I have a slider or not.
Distant travelers in a desert storm
Hans Stocker
ParticipantI like the layers and patterns in this picture Michael.
This processing in mind and time of some pictures I do recognize. Often I take a picture because something strikes me and afterwards the result seems not to be what I had in mind or thought to see. And then after some time, some evaluating – and also some manipulating – you find back in a detail what interested you at first sight.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantYou are quite right Michael. A lot of British have heard your cry from the heart:
Million sign petition to stop UK visit
Let’s hope it helps.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantFound on atoptics.co.uk: here is the explanation why the light pillars fan out:
Hans Stocker
ParticipantThis is a really funny twist. I wrote indeed “Things that look like clouds” and now – after reading Hygge’s comment – I’d like to think I did it on purpose, …. but I did not. In my defense I could state that the alien figure on the picture is a “Thing that looked like a cloud”, but … of course I meant “Clouds that look like things”. Thank you Hygge.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantI agree Michael. It is addictive.
Your rotated picture seems to rotate itself….
Like you I found myself digging in my archive of pictures. In some occasions I found details in pictures – not that much appealing as a whole – that turned out to be very interesting. Later…
This is one I made with the Cloudspotter app.
Fan
Hans Stocker
ParticipantFantastic cloudmare Keelin. Thanx for sending it into this escapade.
A then a bird flies up.
Hans Stocker
ParticipantYet A Pleasant Escapade
Hans Stocker
ParticipantAh, reposing indeed … and on a very nice and soft bed of cloud.
Might this be the landscape or rather the cloudscape be to repose in?
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