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Thank you, George, for sharing your lovely videos with us.
And Hans, beautiful images above! I’ve never seen K-H atop a contrail. That sight must have been fun to watch develop. Below, an old contrail has gathered some friends alongside as it morphs into something beyond its original self.
Contrail and FriendsSo true, Ramona. It’s amazing what suddenly becomes detectable in certain black and white images. As in your twin photo above, and in the preceding one by Hans where the texture just pops! Below is an image that didn’t seem interesting at all in color, but surprised me in b&w.
Sunlit SalmonWelcome to the CAS forum, Ramona! And thank you for launching a dedicated topic to shimmering, dazzling, mesmerizing iridescence. If you explore some of the other forum topics, you may come across a sprinkling of such wonders, many by Hans who seems to have an uncanny ability to be in the right place at the right moment — with camera in hand! He has shared some illuminations that will just knock your socks off.
Below (pareidolia required!), an albino myrmecophaga tridactyla appears to befriend an iridescent turtle. But it could well be something else entirely….
The idea of “cloudscapes” 0pen to interpretation is very appealing, so thank you, Hygge, for launching this new topic. At first glance this might look like a storm scene over breaking surf and a promontory point on the far left, but it is all clouds.
Beautiful and mysterious, Hans! I’m curious as well about the blue colors and hope someone will have an explanation for us.
George, your moon shots have a playfulness in their positions. Below, some cloudy characters indulge in a fun sport.
SlackliningI’ll keep an eye out for your Prancing Horse, Hans. I have no doubt he will show up here.
Michael, your Rayz are a visual meditation. So beautiful.
And George, wow, what a striking image you’ve captured. As for the mystery of Where…?
Let’s Find OutWonderful textures, movement and moods above! In the image below, there is some positive/negative play to enjoy in the center.
What a stunning series, Hans! Thank you for sharing all versions here. Each image is a beauty unto itself!
It might be a slow and solitary vogue for the cacti, but sometimes standing as still as possible is the best way to hear a monsoon serenade. While down below Hans’s patchwork, down in a sea of dreams, another slow dance is underway.
Sea SlugsHow wonderfully odd these crows are, Hans. They do remind me a bit of the bubble circles dolphins are known to amuse themselves with. Below, a fork in the road of a golden sunset.
Funny thing is, I didn’t see Yogi until I downloaded the photo onto my computer. The “cloud berry pie” is what caught my eye (naturally!). So amusing how these characters continue to cross the pond.
Contrail and Friends
Sunlit Salmon
Slacklining
Let’s Find Out
Chorus Line and Fan Dance
Found This In The Deep Sea
Sea Slugs
The Dance Of The Seven Feathers
