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Thank you Laurence for sharing this amazing picture. I try to imagine what goes on in the mind of the person on the foreground. Dazzling dragonfire!
Hans
That was a well timed heart in the sky Keelin. Love it.
Some Spectators Came To Find Out More About It….
At the end of last year I spotted these two fallstreak holes of which one is a long distrail.
The Dutch word for fallstreak hole is “pilotengat”, that is one to one in English: a “pilote hole”.
That´s bad news Michael, but with what I know about this, it should be possible to recover most or maybe all of the data. I truly hope so for you. Fingers crossed! It reminds me of some needed organization of my own backup. My external backup is not op to date at this moment, so my most recent pictures are at some risk knowing my hard drive is making disturbing sounds sometimes.
French Asperitas
I love the colors of your explosive sunset Micheal and the composition as well. Wow! Great picture.
Beams
Thank you Keelin. It has been already four months since my last event, but I still have plenty of pictures of asperitas. One can say it is a rather photogenic kind of cloud.
A 2015 event
Haha Hygge, no danger will be unnoticed. Not on the ground nor in the sky! Keelin’s last post shows a strikingly well resembling pareidolic cloud-man watching for patterns around him in the sky.
Nice wordprey with your Birds Of Play Keelin :) I agree our avian friends can play very well in each of the three arrangements.
Shadowing
And I am trying to catch up with you Michael. Unfortunately Keelin is still waiting for an asperitas event. Apparently the circumstances in California are less favorable for asperitas than in Arizona?
Not a recent one…
Now for a smoother ride, Keelin? I see an elegantly swimming swan. Love it! But … are you intending to take a ride on a swan?
I was looking for new candidates for this thread, but all I can find is an old one that looks like something but I don’t know what.
A flying head accompanied by some small spaceships?
Yes Keelin, I agree fully with your text accompanying Never Really Alone. Applicable title. Followed by Fog And Foam ( I tried to blow off some of it) and a turbulent wintry cloudscape. I should say very foamy too.
Colored Waves
Mchael, you surprised me with your cryptic and even mystic comment and also with your Arizona B&W #215, which seems to be a picture of the Hound Of The Baskervilles in reply on Something Beary. I googled for the Lundehund and found out it is an amazing breed, but why in heaven meant for hunting these beautiful puffins?
A Hill Where Puffins Might Live
