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Nice theme to start George. And there are immediately scary follow-ups by Michael and Keelin. Quite a scary wraith is wondering above.
Halloween Haircut.
Thank you Keelin. Good to know you are OK. I hope for you and a l of people over there that the fires will be controlled and end soon.
Since Monday I do have quite a series of sundogs. They change shape every second and go and return with the winds. Here is one that also should could easily fit in the clouds-that-look-like-things thread. I have made a collage of threes phases.
A SunDog Crawling Out Of The Shadow. Or Is It A Chamelion?
Well here is certainly a party going on here, to start with your party-poppers Keelin. Great smiles also. The last two make me wonder what you spotted. Assuming the pictures are rotated on their left side I suppose these are the same smiles as before?
I hope sincerely you are going well in California despite the fire disasters over there?
I have been a bit absent but yesterday I had the opportunity to spot some nice colorful sundogs. This one is not dangerous but still ..
A Harmless Ball Of Fire
The colors are great Michael. With the forelast picture you mentioned a brush fire in the desert. The last few days I saw dramatic images of the fires in California on the news over here. Is this something of which you can observe the consequences in Arizona? I hope for Keelin she and her surroundings are not suffering from the chaos and danger these enormous fires cause.
Hello Eric, very nice. Have you noticed the special Asperitas thread on this forum? It is worthwhile checking it.
Here is what I spotted in Leiden the same day after having seen also distant asperitas in Haarlem. On the weather forecast of the prime time news on NPO1 a picture was showed of asperitas. They didn’t mention the name asperitas but named it “wavy clouds”. Maybe to make the weather forecast not too nerdy? Don’t know.Nice to share this video George. Great to see these patterns develop in the slipstream of planes. The circles reminded me of some bubbles I once captured and used in of he earlier B&W threads.
Bubbles Revisited
Welcome Ling. I saw you picture taken in your home town. Very nice. I hope you like the B&W’s in this thread like I do and also hope you will join us.
I love #160 Michael. It seems to have depth like clouds and earth seen from above. And for Echo Chamber I can hear the echoing like it can be seen, Keelin
For this one I used too much paint.
Blimey, Drips!Nice color-work Michael in #427.
Like you said in the purple thread the coloring is a matter of minutes. In next case I was a bit too late but still had the opportunity to catch this.
Last Glimpse
Thank you Laurence for sharing. This one must certainly be taken by elite photographers with excellent gear. Such detail and sharpnes…. It shows how a sprite looks like in detail. Until now I only have seen pictures of undifferentiated short lines of red light. This picture shows a complete network of tiny lines. Amazingly beautiful abstract art.
Plain Danger
