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It’s always fun to see what others see in our shared clouds, Duncan. And as Hans pointed out ages ago, once seen…. Thanks to you, I can now easily spot the early lay of the lands back when dinosaurs such as the one below roamed.
This one seems to be stomping in a rage about having lost his tail, maybe feeling a bit envious of his lizard cousin’s talent for regeneration. Do you see what I see?
A Tale of No TailOh yes, Ruth, I do remember… and the Mickey Mouse Club afternoon TV show was a favorite back then. I especially loved “Anything Can Happen Day” — which is what looking at the sky is like, come to think of it.
That’s an impressive Eagle you spotted. And I think this pup would be driven to barking at it were it not being distracted by a tasty treat.
Snack DistrationGreat subtly in those soft Lurking grays, Ruth. Metamorphosis, with its very fitting title is a dynamic favorite, Hans. And Arizona B&W #213 is appealingly surreal, Michael. All wonderful additions!
Heart SparkTim, Ruth, Duncan, Hans, Michael, what a collection you’ve brought to this topic. One after another, each image elicits an amazed ooh!, ah!, wow!
I’m rarely out at this twilight time, so appreciate all the beauty you’ve all been sharing here. On a rare occasion, I managed to catch this cloud murmuration.
Late Afternoon FlockRuth, I see your Blue Plate Special was served up on the Gallery—a treat for everyone to enjoy! As for Fluctus, I know it is quite a fleeting formation, so not sure if what you’ve captured might be the tail end of such a occurance.
There was hope for rain here last week, but, alas, only a drop or two touched down.
Deceptively DarkGreat contrast in the light touch of pileus in #134 vs. the grand sweep of shadow in 135, Michael. Both images are beauties.
And I love the Wrinkled look, Hans. So much more interesting than a smooth blue, cloud-free, age-defying sky.
Wings of DesireLove the dramatic sky you captured in Rack Them Up, Ruth. And Blue Plate Special is a very clever title for the sky’s daily servings.
Below is more of a Blue Paint Special, apparently done with a very worn brush.
Weathered PaintbrushLooks delicious, Ruth ~~ and even more appetizing with that tiny dash of salt! Love the whole serving.
And thank you for kind words, Hans. Here’s another recent surprise…
ContrailbowLove the whispering pileus in #133, Michael.
Calm And Wavy is just what’s needed now, Hans. But once things settle down, here’s a little feather to give another tickle.
The TicklerYou’ve a keen eye, Ruth, to see be aware of beauty that’s Barely There. And I see you caught some splendid Asperitas too as featured recently on the Gallery. Congratulations!
Thanks for kind words, Michael! And talk about shadow work. Love what you’ve captured in #131.
Blown AwayYou’re so right, Ruth. All creatures great and small, sneaky or otherwise, enjoy a tasty snack.
Just A Little AppetizerMichael, love the motion of that ocean of cloud you captured! It makes all the senses come alive.
As for Sticky or Burning? A wonderfully intriguing photo, Hans! And a good question. If it’s not too much of either, it might make a nice home for some underwater creature.
Below is one I think would find it attractive. It reminds me of another I spotted and posted almost exactly two years ago (further below). A relative perhaps?
Far Below The SurfaceSwimming Through Uncertainty
A Tale of No Tail
Snack Distration
Heart Spark
Late Afternoon Flock
Deceptively Dark
Wings of Desire
My Little Pony
Weathered Paintbrush
Contrailbow
The Tickler
Blown Away
Just A Little Appetizer![IMG_0912_BW_Far Below The Surface_ [like Swimming Through Uncertainty]](https://cloudappreciationsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/hm_bbpui/523651/1a19b8l2onag1v1cxhp9oowocigp1nt3.jpg)
Far Below The Surface
Swimming Through Uncertainty
Shredded Iridescence
