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I love the last Park Shot (#904) Michael.
And I love the witch you captured, Keelin! She must have been summoned by your ‘Let’s Dance!’ and she has the moves for sure.
Next one really surprised me. I think I never captured a cloud this sharp and detailed before.
A Fine Grid
When you are able to spot mr. Bojangles you will certainly spot a sundog very soon. When there is cirrus in the sky and the sun is low (preferably) watch 22 degrees left or right from the sun. I am certain you will come up with one soon. Here is a teaser.
A Sunbull?
Burning Up The Sky is fantastic Ruth! It shows some amazing and intriguing entangled clouds.
Arizona Sunset #802 by Michael is amazing as well. That must have been an amazing experience to watch that mighty cumulonimbus in the setting sun.
Golden Cumulus
Thanks for sharing these pictures Laurence. Number three is indeed an impressing one and I like it, but I would vote for number one when the voting was available for me. Somehow it wasn’t.
Hans
Thanks Ruth and Keelin. Some wild pictures from you all Ruth, Keelin and Michael. Especially Tendrils and Arizona Color #127 are striking. And why wait 5 years to post your #129 Michael? It is an intriguing and whirling composition in blues. What do you withhold more?
Also Clouds Like A Soft Place To Lay Down
So much fun above from you all and the Roadrunner is happy to see Woodstock pointed out the wrong direction to the Coyote.
I am happy to have found a new one to share here.Two Elephants In the Desert Under A Hot Sun(dog)
I love your Touchdown Ruth and the Evervescent Apparition by Keelin as well.
Today I had some luck to spot sundogs and even twice a CZA.
The Colors Of A CZA
I do have some problems for several days with posting my next B&W. I suppose it is in the text but I don’t know what to omit. So now I come up with this boring text in stead of a text with some nice things of all the great pictures above. This one was meant to follow up Keelin’s Let’s Dance!
Watch Your Steps On The Dance Floor
Great capture Craig. For me no doubt. This must be mamma. When you look it up in the ICA and check Stratocumulus plus mamma, you will find a similar situation and a good description. This is the link for Supplematary features of Stratocumulus. Just click on the link for mamma.
Greetings, HansAh, so many things to see in the different cloudscapes above. Love them all but “a white oak savannah in the land of the yamhill kalapuya” by Richard is really picked from a fairy tale. Don’t I see a hobbit in its way?
‘Track and Field’ and ‘Space Ship On The Move’ are both great wide and breath taking views, Ruth.
And your Puzzle Piece fits so well here, Keelin. I love the deceiving play of light in it.
Different Levels United
A lot of wild skies and turbulence above. I love Sheer Shearing by Keelin, the intriguing figure in #194 by Michael and the Thumb Print by Ruth.
Outlines
Thank you all. All great sunsets above with one crepuscular sunrise by Keelin.
And welcome Salil. Your great
sunset made me look for more on your website ithroughmyeye.com but I got the message the domain isn’t coupled with a website. Are you aware of that? I look forward for more from you.
Light On The Belly
Great lonely floating lenticular shapes in some of your former ones, Michael. And the Lake Of Sky is magical Keelin.
White StripesThat’s some creature to try to escape from Keelin! And what a lot of fun with a Snowshoe Hare, Dragon’s Breath and a Sauntering Stegiosaurus. After extinct creatures I discovered the sky also houses cartoon animals. Believe it or not but where the Coyote never succeeded I think I captured the Roadrunner at full speed.
Beep Beep
