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Keen eyes you have, Ruth and Hans, catching the Faint and the Shy.
This photo looks something like a collage, but is just a single shot.
Ruth, I can feel the wind in Spread Sheet! And Michael, well I can’t help but see an amusing portrait of Wile E. Coyote in #190. Gotta smile.
Hans, I love the softness in your second to last and the burst of enegy in Flowering. I’ve not heard back from Ian yet, so maybe it’s not fixable (i.e., no way to have an alternate name for posting). Ah well!
As Soon As the Dust SettlesMichael, Another Arizona Cloudscape (2/21) is simply luscious. And Ruth, I love the way you brave the COLD! to share your frosty fields with us. Stunning!
In the Mood for a Smoothie?
There’s always room for another Heart, Ruth, and certainly a cloud dog as well. Not to mention that mischievous scampering fellow who shows up now and again.
In fact, I think the toothy cloud muncher with a goatee on the right might be asking…
Is That You, Billy?Spreading Out is a formidable wing on the wind, Ruth. And you must have been quick on the trail to catch that KH, Hans!
Funny how some clouds bring certain songs to mind. Shall we have a sing-along?
Somewhere Over the Contrailbow ~~~
Thanks for your kind words, Michael. Love the dances in #187 and #188.
Wrapped in frozen cloud! Beautiful, Ruth.
FrostedPS: I’m wondering why CAS changed the membership Accounts page so that full names now appear with no access to changing one’s author name for posting? Hoping to hear back from Ian who has promised to look into it.
So much happening your skies there and there, Ruth and Michael.
With current storms, we finally have more action here too…
Winking Owl
Michael, #188 keeps drawing me back. I want to swim with those striped clouds (that to my eye look like beautiful fish) and find out where they’re heading.
Ruth, you had me laughing before I even saw your clouds in need of a bath.
Hope this helps…
SudsRinse & Repeat
Scrolling back a few… Wow, what a fabulous sky to wake up to on any morning of the year, Hans! And Ruth, you beautifully captured a sliver of warmth even on that dang cold evening. Michael, those sunsets are simply spectacular! And Marie, talk about good vibrations. We’re only half way through this volume and it’s turning out to be quite a wild ride.
Feeling a Little Wrinkled at the End of the Day
Love the whimsy in your latest trio, Ruth, and Dressing Up is absolutely elegant.
Between the DashesThat was a beauty of a finale to volume VI, Ariel. And I love the wrinkle in AzHalo71, Michael. What a splendid start to V7.
Ruth, so captivating when the moon looks right at you like that. Who looked away first?
Took a quick stroll between storms last week and wondered…
What Color is the Rain?
Thanks, Hygge, for the helpful reminder about mountains tending to be where supercillium occurs. The photo was actually taken in Colorado where there are mountains aplenty, but I think in this case it was more likely just raggedy clouds that brought that category to mind.
Love the quiet, shimmering scene you’ve captured in Need Sunglasses, Ruth. And congratulations on your stunning sunset featured as Cloud of the Day, January 21, 2024. Gorgeous colors!
Ah Michael, if I could just reach into #182 and pick up that pretty cloud quill pen, surely poetic words flow.
Just Having Fun
As Soon As the Dust Settles
Is That You, Billy?
Bird Whisperer
Frosted
Suds
Between the Dashes
Just Having Fun
Dance of the Feather Duster
