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Michael and Hans, these images are fantastic, inspiring continued awe and teasing imagination to new limits. And yet sometimes, clouds seem to do their own storytelling. Below, a whimsical adage:
Little Bear points to a drifting cumulus as Big Bear reminds him in a celestial puff, “This is the stuff of which we are made.”
Indeed, both clouds and dreams are always what mind and heart choose to make of them. At first glance, the cloudmare below seemed a bit ominous. But while galloping across the sky towards Hans, it appears to have morphed into a pleasant escapade!
What could be more comfortable for repose than a bed of cloud? Especially after too much coffee and an eye at half mast?
And Hans: Your Under Water Or In Space image made my toes wiggle for some reason beyond words.
I’ve asked Gavin to help us out with the posting glitch. Hopefully we’ll see our way clear to more clouds soon. ;)
Michael, Hans, Stewart: Your images continue to surprise and captivate ~~ fantastic, surreal, breathtaking!
And welcome, Stewart. Glad you’ve jumped into the pool! Hope to see more of you here.
Splash!
Wow! Hans and Michael, you’ve effectively animated this series ~~ and I can almost hear and taste the essence of ocean in the transformation of sea to cloud. Thank you for this sensory delight!
Thank you, Hans, for the exquisite flower! The softness of it reminds me of the image below.
You both have such a keen eye! It just goes to show that, no matter where we live, the sky is full of wonders that keep our heads atilt.
PS: And there’s no need to apologize, dear Hans. You weren’t mistaken — and sorry for confusion. A small breeze came along and morphed me into Keelin! Actually, I just prefer going by my last name socially and didn’t realize my first would automatically be used for display, so it drifted away yesterday.
Feathery flights from celestial pillow fights
Michael and Hans, your astonishing cloud portraits keep calling me back to breathe in their beauty. And your titles, poetic, clever, evocative. Thank you for sharing visions that inspire and delight! I wonder what you might call this one, Feathers and Fur? It reminds me of Maya Angelou’s poem in which she sagely notes, “We are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike.”
The Feeling of Flight
Mavericks Surf
