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Wow, fabulous form in your Arizona B&W #49, Michael. Back to a bit of duplicatus with the one below.
ScratchedLove the linear lineup of your #62, Michael. As for that mudball, surely it did not come from across the pond! And I think it has landed.
Michael, I love the soft hills of cloud in your ‘scape #65 and the surreal quality you’ve captured in #20. Both make me want to go THERE. Meanwhile, I take in the view from here, which is all cloud, despite appearances.
Looking Towards The SummitHope the skies above, wherever you ventured, kept you looking up, Hans. Your Mixed image looks as if someone skied off into a pristine snow bank – beautiful!, while Michael’s Arizona #87 has a more earthy, wonderfully gooey look, which I like as well – and a great contrast to the serenely stacked lennies in #93.
I am on high alert for the possible arrival of this…
Mudball!So lucky, indeed, to catch the wannabes and those that became. No K-H in the waves below. They couldn’t seem to decide which direction to take.
CrosscurrentsLove those Lennies, Hans, and the soft color palette of In Between is very soothing – perfect for restoring balance after a complicated day.
Michael, there is something so intriguing about Arizona Sunset #86, as if it has a story to tell that it’s only hinting at. Those subtle waves above the petit cloud keep tugging my eyes and up and up. A most interesting effect to feel from an image that in itself is not moving.
A bit sweetness on the wind below…
Cotton CandyIn Transition #2 is definitely keeping the mystery alive – and I like it very much! I scan the skies more closely than ever now to see if I find anything similar, but have found nothing like this yet.
Coincidence or not, the image by Ingram is indeed a beauty, Hans. It seems to me the gallery has been displaying more and more amazing photos lately. So inspiring! Many thanks to CAS photo editor Ian, whom I imagine must be inundated with daily offerings and manages to keep a keen eye.
Very clever title, Hans! … and here’s the little elephant back for more waterplay, with his blue eye checking us out.
MidSplash MudBathHans, your iridescent Ray is beautiful, and Laughing Kitten hilarious. You are so right, once seen cannot be unseen — and both have kept me smiling.
I did not see what is so clearly present in the image below until I stood on my head (well, just kidding, a 180˚ flip of the photo seemed the safer approach).
Little Bear (pointing skyward) Speaks The Language Of CloudAnd a big THANK YOU to Gavin and CAS webmaster for fixing the recent glitch before our communal itch got the best of us!
What a beautiful and mysterious image, Ramona! And Hans, your Modest Grays form a stunning composition. I agree with George, it’s quite like a watercolor painting – one that would surely inspire Haiku or some bit of poetry, I imagine. Below, something simple and somewhat linguistic.
Tilde and OThank you, Hans! Yesterday’s late afternoon sky held a lovely surprise.
Twin Acolytes Of An Iridescent Goddess
Scratched
Looking Towards The Summit
Mudball!
Crosscurrents
Cotton Candy
Got Flowers?
MidSplash MudBath
Little Bear (pointing skyward) Speaks The Language Of Cloud
Tilde and O
Twin Acolytes Of An Iridescent Goddess
