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Hans, thanks for the link to Hasty but Tasty. Couldn’t help noticing that the animators made an effort to change cloud shapes in several of the scenes. A nice touch!
Love the play of color in these iridescent images.
Runaways is such a funny title, Hans. The original has its own mysterious beauty too.
Below, I wonder what might develop from this…
Chance MeetingBeautiful capture of iridescence, Hans, especially with contrast of flock in flight. On this side of the pond, the sky was of a more common color, and looked as if it were seasoned with flakes of black pepper.
On This Side Of The PondCleverly titled reply, Hans. And I see your loving couple on the Gallery in honor of today’s celebration! Your couple there does look content, perhaps sitting one out after a carefully choreographed dance?
Valentine TangoLove those warm, gentle waves, Hans. Happy to see them reappear here. Below, in contrasting color, a tumultuous affair.
Tempest TossedA beautiful halo you’ve captured there, Ramona! Caught this one in the late afternoon.
Sunset SundogGorgeous textures in Crown King, Michael, and in Abstract, Hans! Now the Lion King looks like he’s about to sink his teeth into something.
OverbiteHans, I first read your words above on the email notification of your posting (which doesn’t include images), and having come to know your sense of humor, had to smile at the title. I couldn’t imagine what you’d found, then burst into laughter when I clicked the link and saw the photo. This is really one of your funniest ever. And I wonder… will he cross the pond?
From Michael’s Monsooner to Hans’s Winter in Holland, same ingredients, yet drastically different appearances! Here is a shy one that is simply soft on the eyes.
Barely ThereWonderful shot, Hans — with a hilarious title!
Thanks for kind words, George. And yes, I still have just my little iPhone 5s. Limited, of course, but very handy. And if it wasn’t so quick to use, I might have been too late to capture this tall stack of contrail pancakes before they were devoured by the toothy fellow below.
Just What I OrderedGavin: Thank you so much for fixing the forum before taking off for aurora borealis adventures in Canada. May the Lights be with you and all who are fortunate to be there with you!
Michael: More helpings of Asperitas from you are always something to look forward to. Delighted to hear you found an entirely missed cache!
And Hans: Your hide and seek sun photo is an absolute gem! It would make the most wonderful cover for a children’s storybook. And, if you wrote the story, there’s no doubt it would be both clever and funny.
Here’s one with contrast pushed just for the fun of it.
What Dreams May ComeMichael, your Arizona Asperitas #56 reminds me of a classic tai chi pose — inspiring.
And Hans, your Still Looking prompted another dive into the archive beyond the playful (beautifully colorful) edges. And just look what was found — <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>finally! </span>
The Missing Sock
Swept Away
Chance Meeting
On This Side Of The Pond
Shredded
Valentine Tango
Tempest Tossed
It All Adds Up
Sunset Sundog
Overbite
Barely There
Just What I Ordered
What Dreams May Come
The Missing Sock
