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Sometimes that’s all one needs, Ruth, just a small bit of light! You’ve captured it nicely there.
And thanks for kind words, Michael. Indeed, Dali was a master at depicting the surreality of his dream landscapes. I think he would have admired your B&W#190, as do I.
Also meant to compliment your image above, Lisa, a dream in the making!
The Wild Brush Of The Expressionistic PainterIndeed, Lisa, those borderline sleep states can be fascinating and offer great fodder for creativity, as does the luscious land of lucid dreaming. When I saw the clouds align to match the classic L-R-L-R eye movement lucidity signal (as seen in research experiment EOG recordings), it looked to me like proof that the Sky is aware it is dreaming. ;)
Cognizant CloudsFlying in to join the party, this winged wonder will have plenty of adventurous tales to share with your Minotaur, Hans.
PegasusFlying in to join the party, this winged wonder will have plenty of adventurous tales to share with your Minotaur, Hans.
PegasusWhat a striking image, Hans, with just enough detail in those dark, lower clouds to give it an irresistible, magnetic allure!
May Autumn treat you to the best of celestial shows there. On this side of the pond, I still search the archives for reminders of a season yet to come.
Still WaitingThanks, Ruth. And I love your Lone Wolf. The clouds appear to be getting out of the way as he dashes across the darkening sky. This reminds me that Halloween is approaching. Time to summon the gargoyles, goblins and ghosts!
Gargling GargoyleVery sorry to hear you’re tasting toasted clouds there, Michael. Is your home at a safe distance from the fires? Everything is still quite parched here, and I can imagine it may be even more so there. I hope a good drink of rainwater will arrive sooner than soon for you.
Thirst QuencherSleep and dreams come easily to mind with the three images above. Michael, your #189 beckons like the softest bed, and Hans, your Djinn could find a role to play in any dreamscape while my noggin rests quite comfortably on that fine down pillow, Ruth. What adventures could be had! The trick would be to linger upon awakening and try to remember it all without too much distortion.
The Challenge Of Dream RecallAnother beautiful Study In Blue, Hans. That blush of pink adds the perfect highlight. And what a remarkable catch, Michael! A fantastic, layered delight.
Still very little in the way of cloud activity here. This one has been sitting in the archives. Or was left it the dryer?
WrinkledLove the wild exuberance in your #912, Michael. There’s a distinctly joyous feel to it.*
Below, something more sedate.
Pastel ImpressionsPS: *and, naturally pareidolia-primed, I see a face filled with delight—the kind of expression that comes with a warm hug.
Thank you, Ruth, for caring words. Some vineyards were totally destroyed, while others fortunately survived. Still more could use some good luck these days.
Those Goldfish do look tasty!
How To Hang A HorseshoeA Whisper evokes such a beautiful, gentle feeling, Ruth.
And what a fantastic view that cloud must have, Hans. Great drama in how you’ve presented it here for all to enjoy. And I couldn’t agree with you more about the freedom we’re offered here on the CAS forum. Was it Michael who first mentioned the idea of exploring color-inverted photos? Below is an example where both images maintain their cloudy qualities, but offer different dimensional perspectives.
One WayAnd Another
The Wild Brush Of The Expressionistic Painter
Cognizant Clouds
Pegasus
Pegasus
Still Waiting
Gargling Gargoyle
Thirst Quencher
The Challenge Of Dream Recall
Wrinkled
Pastel Impressions
How To Hang A Horseshoe
One Way
And Another
Pileus Dreams
