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After a fingernail of moon by Keelin at the end of the former volume, this is a great start for Volume VIII. And a quick start as well. Surprises for sure Michael and Daniel. I try to stay in tune with the atmosphere of Nebula with next one.
Shadowing
I saw another version of your Optical Delights on the gallery Keelin. Very nice. A delight for sure.
Daniel, a sun pillar is rather rare for me. It is a nice one. I am sure you will spot more optical phenomena when you look after them when the conditions are there. I like your free iridescence.
One almost can’t tell from the picture but next one is a true sundog . The reds are already shifted to the right (or rather the cloud already shifted to the left) leaving only a hint of blues and the bright whites.
Birds Of A Feather Just A Bit Later
Great explanation of your situation in the Valley of the Sun Michael and a;so from you daniel in the Pacific Northwest. It is obviously good cloud spotting over there. Great pictures from you both.
No hills or mountains over here in Flatland. Just dunes. Nevertheless asperitas will visit us each year some times. Here is one from last summer.
Thank you and yes, the waves count for me Keelin. I love the tender colors in the sky you spotted with this hint of asperitas. These long and gentle waves are exactly what attracts me in asperitas.
More Waves
For me the former posts are all Inspirational. Whether the clouds are smeared out, accumulated or roughened all great cloudscapes.
Cloudescape?
Thanks Daniel, like you say this seems to be a virtual community swim. Overwhelming water dancers, ushering in the storm, poetry in words and in images as well, here are some ….
Quiet Waters
That is a great capture of Optic Delights Keelin. A rare and amazing sight. You must have had a good day for sure.
Since here the circumstances aren’t favorable for halos at this time I had to look down in my archives.
Iridescence from France last year.
Steven I think you captured these red rims just at the the right time. And the colors Keelin spotted surrounded by the silhouetted woods are very delicate. Love it. As I love the colors captured by Daniel. I can only say: Thy Ways Are Countless.
Such a pleasure to share our pictures in these worried time. I hope you all are healthy and save. Here we are all not really locked up yet but it feels that way keeping social distance.
So from distant Holland this sunset from France which I wanted to visit soon but unfortunately can’t the way it is now. Bizar.
Thank you Keelin. Yes, ‘de krul is een beetje vreugde’ indeed. I really had fun developing it in LR.
Speckled feather is beautiful and delicate while #157 is on fire Michael. Keelin seems to want to extinguish – or rather detangle? – the fire with a firm shower.
Now It’s Dripping
