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… and yet, Further Offshore, there is relative serenity.
PS: Caught your Silver Lining on the CAS Gallery today, Hans — what a beauty!!
Is this Arc of Light your Gandalf’s doing, Hans? It does look like the darkness below is diminishing. Let’s hope it coaxes all those unsavory creatures back into the box!
Beautiful swimmer, Michael! Your image catches the light and movement one might see in that sea of wonder below. And as patient (and magnificent) as your Dozing Dragon may appear to be, Hans, a Hasty Retreat may be in order.
Night Waves and Crossing Waves swept me away and brought to mind the lovely song Lighthouse Light by Ry Cavanaugh. Here are just a few lines…
Lighthouse light keep on shining
Keep those ships from your shore
Lighthouse light keep on shining
Shine on to the one that I adoreLighthouse Light
Waves are waves, my friend ~~~ and that is one refreshing Splash! while this below looks more like The Wake at the Lake.
Could be this, could be that, and in the next moment, could be something Utterly Else! Especially if it’s a Windy Day.
The abstract images above are like a gentle massage for the eye. Very nice!
And Edges is particularly intriguing. I cannot help but see a determined crab crawling out of the sea onto the sand. Or maybe he goes the other way — from a black sand beach returning home?
Peninsula
Outstanding, Michael! So much beauty posted here. Not only do I keep looking up these days, but also scrolling up to see the great variety of cloud imagery that has already floated by on this B&W thread.
Hans, I must say I love that figure who appears to be standing quietly casting a shadow across your Leaf.
And Michael, I agree, the Surrealists were definitely onto something. There’s simply nothing like cloud gazing to tease the mind out of its box. Your imagery and comments are evident poetry.
Who knows what further ideas will be sparked, eh, Hans? I felt that zap!!
And then the calm… Two days ago, the sky was filled with large, soft, amorphous beauties. I’m accustomed to seeing our lofty friends heading off in the same direction, often bumping into each other and merging as they tumble on. But this was the first time I observed the illusion of clouds traveling towards each other. It was mesmerizing to watch the slow, gentle way they came together, sometime sending out little feelers first, other times shifting their shapes in anticipation of embrace. While the image below is not especially exciting, I offer it with the hope that it somehow conveys the quiet majesty of their folding into each other.
Coming Together
That veil looks to be having a dance of its own, Michael. Nice shot, as is your previous one of Wind Textures. Wonderful movement in both images.
And Hans, I’m happy to hear the Lennies found you — and you were ready for them! Now that you’ve mentioned rectangles, I think one’s Gone Missing here. So rare (at least since I’ve been looking up) to see such an opening in the clouds. I took the photo below for this very reason.
