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That’s a keen eye you have there, Han, to see that halo segment in such an eye-catching composition.

And Ruth, your Shades Of White remind me of a trip to the point store where there are rows of delicately hued “whites”. You, too, have a well-trained eye!

Since we’re on to subtleties, here’s one that might fit well as there is but a hint of color in the corona.

Sun Veil

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Many thanks for the kind and encouraging comments and all the generous sharing from everyone at CAS and on these wonderful forum threads.

Micheal, your photos continue to evoke awe. Hans, your wings raise my spirits, and Ruth, please send the recipe for your delicious photos and (both of you) for your clever captioning.

While I’m not a big fan of fireworks, I know others who are. So I’m thinking this photo might fit for a New Year’s Day wish for Peaceful Dreams and their fulfillment for All.

Ooh! & Ahh!

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You’re ever so right, Ruth. (“We all need a good meal.”) Well said!

Well Fed!

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Ruth, I love the dance your Happy Dandelion is doing, and your Cauliflower gave me a giggle.

Michael, what a wild sky you’ve got there in AZ. It must keep you spinning in many directions.

And Hans, there must be a story to go with Appearance After Hiding! It is so intriguing.Like Falling In A Dream

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So many beautiful images since I last caught up with you all here!

Ruth, those peachy hues you gather are just delicious. Also enjoyed your recent photos featured on the Gallery (foggy view from Moiese and dramatic skies over Charlo). And your End Of Day beckons like a dream.

Michael, #810 is a favorite with that subtle blush of pink and the composition you’ve captured.

Hans, Dissolving is decidedly dynamic!

Tim, the rich color you’ve captured in your Dec 16th image reminds me of a warm blanket I’d like to curl up with.

Gregory, what luck to see that pillar of gold!

And Duncan, The busy sky is simply captivating. All great images you’ve posted.

Early Morning Light

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Hans, your terrier looks to be having a grand time there, flying about. And Ruth, if you think yours is hungry, just imagine what it would take to sate this creature.

Big Appetite

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Finally a moment to catch up here and see the splendid additions by Michael, Hans, Gregory and Ruth. Looks like the sky has been offering a mixed bag of cloud delights for us all.

December Sky

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Duncan, regardless of which orb it may be slipping behind the clouds, what a beauty you’ve captured.

Ruth, a lovely line-up! Have you ever done that type of dance?

Michael, your series of soft cloudscapes is so appealing. #128 reminds me of waves that have tickled my toes, while #129 looks like what it feels like when wind tosses my hair around. I would love to hike to the top of that cloud mountain, and #131 is an absolute favorite.

Hans, Sailing is deliciously surreal! I should like to have that scene continue in my dreams.

Hiding In Plain Sight

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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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