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An intriguing title, Michael, for an image that has me drawing a breath like the swimmer Hans has seen in it. Now I, too, feel as if I am moving through the clouds.
Meanwhile below, a Fennec Fox offers a little accompaniment for your Minimal Music, Hans.
Oboe Solo
I feel the same way, Hans. So YES, let’s continue to amaze and (a)muse, to dance and dream. And let the wind do what it will!
In the photo below, the shadow of eyelashes softly texture an emerging dreamscape.
Emerging dreamscape
Michael, thank you for re-posting the two images. I am particularly fond of the “mostly grey, Sunset” which evokes for me the feeling of a pleasurable dream half-remembered.
And Hans’s, your most recently posted image from the “weekend with great skies” is like the bright shivers of bliss I feel at the onset of lucidity during dreams. Extraordinary!
I dove in deeply for this one.Could Be From The Sea
Website weirdness aside, I’m just so grateful to be able to see these fabulous images. Here’s one that made me wonder if Hans’s goat was still swimming its way across the sky.
Emily, I send this bright dove to you and to all who keep looking up despite the rains that may darken our days. Michael is right, of course, where we choose to put our focus makes all the difference. One kind gesture at a time.
Hans, your Easter Island Hangover made me laugh out loud — it is Very Funny.
Feeling Very Sweepy Now
A Cloud Dream and Cloudy Crow Champagne Bubbles put me in a party mood (while Michael’s image above reminds me not to have too much of the bubbly).
Thank you, Hans for kind compliments, and Hygee, for caring enough to be curious about what is there — or was there! For whatever it was, surely it is something else by now. And this fabulous word “floccinaucinihipilification” is a keeper.
Oh, very sorry, Hygge and All, I am one of those newbies myself and didn’t recognize it as contrail as it was mixed in with other streaks of wispy cloud. Here’s another part of the same sky which held other patches of similar rough cloud bits. Thank you for the clarification, Hygee. So much to learn and I’m grateful for your guidance.
Hans, I like the Velvet you captured very much. Here is a feather that winged its way across the sky.
Floccus from the flock?
Michael, Thank you so much for thoughtful radiance and guidance. The ethereal image you posted on Dec 13 and the gentle one by Hans on March 5 especially continue to draw my eye and inspire. Irresistible iridescence!
Ripples of deLight
