[Patricia L Keelin]

Thank you for the quick fix, Gavin and assistant! Now that that shadow has passed, here is the Mostly Greys image…

[Patricia L Keelin]

Beautiful compositions, Hans! Your series of Asperitas is truly breathtaking.

Here is a Mostly Greys image that I like for its soft, sleepy feel.

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[Patricia L Keelin]

So glad you were there and aware to take notice of the morning’s variable speed dance, Hans — and with camera in hand! Excellent captures of two distinct moods of Asperitas. And I agree, Michael is right about their affinity for black and white portraiture.

Below is an image that appears to me as if a long-fingered hand is holding the sun, ready to let it roll like a bright marble across the morning sky. How quickly the light would change and another dance begin.

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…which was followed by Thunderous Applause — or the Sound of Many Hands Clapping.

[Patricia L Keelin]

Such a lovely and serene image to start the day — thank you for sharing this, Hans. It is a calming contrast to the Wild Skies of Yesterday Afternoon here.

[Patricia L Keelin]

Very funny, Hans! Who could have predicted that Footprint would find its way into the B&W forum?! And as for the images that follow it, There’s Always One in a Crowd and Strange Perspective are both worth Waiting In Line to see.

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Found this in the Sheltered Bay ~~~

Seaweed in Sandy Shallows

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thank you for sharing these, Hans. The iridescence is downright magical, and the corona certainly adds an element of mystery to an otherwise very B&W image. Nice captures!

[Patricia L Keelin]

The motion of the ocean is definitely there in your shot, Hans. So good to feel the tide returning~~~

Wind and Waves

PS: Will we get to see the rest of your series somewhere in color?

 

[Patricia L Keelin]

Fin-tastic timing as the annual celebration of Shark Week wraps up~~~

A Fan of Fins

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thank you, Hans. You’ve inspired a new “harpdo” which I’ll be sure to try out tomorrow morning. And Michael, just be careful rifling through that desk drawer. You wouldn’t want a Startled Stinger on your hands.

 

[Patricia L Keelin]

Fabulous photos, you two! Peculiar, funny, stunning, surreal.

Something I found in the mirror that scared me more than a shark.

My Hair in the Morning

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Thank you, Hans and Michael. Having just returned from a long weekend under cloudless skies, the latest images above are a delightful balm for these eyes. In gratitude, here’s a Layered Cake to share.

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That it will ~~~ and more…

Unfurling

[Patricia L Keelin]

Michael, kudos on your Turn at Anywhere. It is surely as seductive as any hypnagogic imagery I’ve ever seen. And Hans, not to worry, ZigZag itself is a direction worth following — new perspectives at every turn! Then again, we can always Just Spin Around and take off anew.

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