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Duncan, beautiful compositions in your cloudscapes above.

Richard, I especially like your B&W shot of Oregon’s high dissent. It is simply stunning.

Hans, love your Rainbowdog. Looks happy to be sharing the wet sand and sea with you, even with wild weather on its way.

Ruth, what a fun line-up of Cloud Creatures and cloud watchers you’ve spotted. Off Center is a beauty, so matter which way you look at it. Clouds below are ready to join your Crazy Clouds in the fun.

All Coming Together

 

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Might it be this dragonish creature that so inspires the bark?

Terrifying Terrier Teaser

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Michael, what fine fortune to see both the halo and the arc! A beautiful photo.

Ruth, your moon shots are such a lovely series. November’s Full Moon is downright poetic.

And George, what a treat! Thank you so much for sharing with us. Sun Hat

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Gorgeous photos, Duncan!

And, Gregory, so good to see you here! Always good to get the window seat, isn’t it? And what a scene you captured. Looking forward to seeing more!

Thanks, Hygee. The link did not work for me, but I was able to see the images by using the title you included.

Diaphanous Dreams

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Can I add one more the the dog and cat collection? This one is barking too, maybe in protest to whatever that is flying down to tease it.

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Wow, Michael, what perfect balance! That’s extraordinary.

And Ruth, love the contrasting colors, muted, but dramatic nonetheless.

The scene below had its match in the kitchen when whipped cream slid over the edge of a bright blue bowl.

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Thanks, Ruth, for your kind comment. Reading your titles before clicking on the email links, especially to this topic, makes me eager to see what you’ve posted. Looks like you caught your Fish Eater before it caught its own meal. I see a seahorse in your next photo, and I love your moon shot.

Gregory, nice to see you here again. You were right up there with those sun dogs!

Sun Seaweed

 

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You’ve still got that magic tough with the grays, Michael.

Breaking Away

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Wonderful captures above from everyone here. I keep returning to many favorites for another breath of beauty, especially Light On The Belly (Hans) and Evening Excitement (Ruth). All of you make me want to find a way to rearrange my schedule!

Alas, this is the closest I’ve come lately to stepping out at either end of the day.

Final Fling

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Finally catching up here and am wowed by the many beautiful photos from all! Some favorites include Duncan’s Autumn (top photo), Michael’s #145, Hans’s Finger In Clay, and Big Rays by Ruth.

The Blue Hour

PS: Ruth, also loved the photo you took near Ronan recently eatured on the gallery. Calendar-worthy!

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Duncan, thank you for posting Davies’ poem. I’m with Hans, and cloud-lovers far and wide, on the promise to stand and stare, in wonder and awe.

Hygge, thanks for the link. Your worthwhile project would have me looking both down and up for beauty in all its forms.

And danke je for your kind comments, Hans. So glad you enjoyed the seasonal tricks & treats. And yes, you are right and needn’t ask Alice about the inspiration for that title. ;) Your Dormouse had great timing to catch that strip of rainbow.

Let’s hope the little feathered friend below can find both timing and his wings quickly…

Flight Coach & Fledgling

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Lovely photos, Duncan. I can almost feel that damp sand in in A Scottish summer sky.

Ruth, looks like you had a skyful of the wet stuff there. That hint of blue in the water is a nice touch.

And Hans, Crestscape reminds me of a musical arrangement of subtle complexities. If I put my ear to it, what might I hear?

Rain Aplenty

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Michael, what color thumb does it take to grown the clouds in your garden? #122 is a beauty. And #123 is delightfully odd! It makes me smile for that very reason.

Ruth, love your magical moonlit scenes. Deeply dark despite the full moon aglow. It even sounds quiet. Hope you didn’t get any mosquito bites while camping.

Don’t Scratch!

 

 

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As often as possible, Duncan! ;) Sometimes it’s hard to resist being influenced by the bards.

A Cloud As Lovely As A Tree

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Ruth, you are a devoted cloud lover, waiting for the right moment to snap that Gallery featured moon shot. I hope you were well-bundled for Afternoon Delight. It, too, appears worth remaining still for. I see the way that tree limb is reaching for a Small Snack. It’s not moving either!

Halo Wrapped in Tissue

 

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