[Patricia L Keelin]

Dragon in Heated Conversation with Tinker Bell

[Patricia L Keelin]

A great start to Volume XXII, Michael, Hans and Ruth! Can’t wait to see all the mysterious, magical, fine art of cloud forms to come from each of you.

The Sense of Something Sudden

 

[Patricia L Keelin]

Brilliant shot, Mark! Hot and cool at the same time. ;)

Big Question Mark makes me wonder what might have preceded it, Ruth. Love the mystery you’ve captured in a single punctuation mark!

Here’s another bit of sky text in the form of a fuzzy tilde. Or perhaps it’s more recognizable as a cloud caterpillar beneath a crescent moon?

Fuzzy Tilde or Caterpillar and Crescent Moon?

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thanks, Ruth. Fortunately not in a flood zone, but know others who have had to evacuate. Too much of a good thing all at once here on the west coast. Quiet Here looks so peaceful!

Got Rain Boots?

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thanks, Ruth! And what a gorgeous moon shot you captured there. I can imagine it held you in place for awhile, even though the night air may have been rather cool.

We are having wild, wet weather here in California. Feeling very grateful to not be situated in the zones that are currently flooding while my heart goes out to those not so fortunate. Mother Nature is definitely in charge!

Wet & Wild

[Patricia L Keelin]

Wow! What a send off to the old year. Many thanks to all for sharing the views that make waking up worthwhile and providing sweet dream fodder.

Saying Good Night to 2022

[Patricia L Keelin]

Michael, #253 is an absolute favorite and #454 is quite intriguing with its shadowy element.

Hans, Hairy Cirrus is an amazing capture with a very amusing title. I agree with Ruth about the story potential there. I bet you can even work in the Floss. So funny!

And Ruth, is that Santa’s Lift Off? Is he the friend you were waiting for? Hope he brought the goods! And thanks for sharing with us. ;)

Here’s wishing all the best to everyone in the New Year along with plenty of

Diaphanous Dreams

 

[Patricia L Keelin]

Double lucky, Gregory!!

Chilly weather is no problem for this fellow…

Frosty Foxy

[Patricia L Keelin]

Beautiful blues and grays from Michael, a pinch of Mustard from Ruth, and a delicate Veil from Hans. A fine smorgasbord of visual delights! Can I toss in some Intortus?

…with a Tiny Crescent Moon

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thanks, Gregory! And what a sky full of promise you’ve captured in Growing. The landscape has the look of a vineyard. Will the water that falls there eventually become wine?

Felicitations

[Patricia L Keelin]

Ruth, you’ve really captured the vast beauty in those your Montana cloudscapes! Settling In is especially captivating. I can feel the cool dampness of those low clouds.

Old Paintbrushes

[Patricia L Keelin]

Michael, it looks like you’ve been seeing the work of capricious winds there!

Here, getting into a baking mood, I’m seeing a lot of this lately…

Cookie Dough

[Patricia L Keelin]

Ruth, More Black Than White was a great surprise! It left such an impression that it inspired a dream similar to your photo. And then the clouds sailed away to reveal a pulsing moon halo of radiant iridescence. Thank you for that dream seed.

And Michael, thank you for kind words above. Your latest is exceptional. You caught the moment in the moment!

Strange Landscape

[Patricia L Keelin]

Hairy and Fluffy look like a fun couple, Hans.

And a beautiful fan in #1331, Michael.

Ruth, Stand Alone looks like was downright chilly there. The soft dark shading in the upper corners really frames the image. Lovely!

Frolicking in Fall

 

[Patricia L Keelin]

Wow!!! Such stunning beauties here! Wish I had more to share with everyone on this colorful topic, but it’s unusual for me to catch the celestial bookends of the day. A rare occasion presented itself yesterday and I was treated to a radiant display.

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