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Thank you Ruth. I liked the quote from Baudelaire with it very much.
Great wide view in you Big Stretch.
Seascape At Sunset
What a lovely picture Keelin. I read yours and Michaels wishes in the Optical Phenomena Volume IV and wanted to answer there but for some uncomprehensible reason I consistently get an error when I try to post in that thread. It is a bit frustrating because I just wanted to answer Les Cowley as well, but I fear that one has to wait until the issue is solved.
Anyway … I like to repeat Michael’s wishes in that thread but I can’t do it any better than you did Keelin. Yet I have to repeat some of it over here. Gratitude to everyone for all the lovely contributions and I am looking out for more moments of magical wonderment in this and other threads (partially quoting Keelin).
Red And Blue
Great to see your hair in the wind Keelin! And a mouth watering Mouth Full Ruth.
Another One At The Seaside
You produced some great contrail spottings Gregory and Ruth. I especially love the trio ‘Skipped A Beat’, ‘Take The A Train’ and ‘Cross Cut Saw’ by Ruth. Very funny too.
Here is my former Bouquet somewhat later.
Smoke Signal
Wow, what gems did you both produce Michael and Keelin. Wooly Wonders and #712 are my favorites.
A Glimpse
Thanks Ruth. Great differences between sunsets above by Ruth (quite subtle striated) and Gregory (overwhelming reds).
An Opening
Great cloudscapes from you all above ending with the fine Brushstrokes by Keelin!
Coming From The Sea
Michael, you might not have noticed yourself but your Arizona Color #927 has a serious eye on something. Great wrinkled face!
Caught in Winter’s Branches gives a perfect wintery feel Keelin.
Pinstripes, Waves, all Going Somewhere. Thanks to all for these treats.
Sometimes They Can Be White
Approaching Sunset shows some tender colors promising to come Keelin. Did you noticed in the two you took on the 9th of December that at sunrise the reds are much less? Very nice duo anyway.
Love the Lobster Claw by Ruth and the reds the cloudy one by Gregory.
A November Sunset
