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Danke je, Hans, for the lovely launch of Volume 16. And Ruth, you found the gold and a motherlode of mamma!
Cloud White on a Blue Palette
Nice ones, Ruth! Sometimes a little of this and that is all it takes to make us go “Ah!” ;)
A Little Color in Colorado
What a great catch, Paula! Your Sock Puppet has definite story telling potential. Maybe with the other hand, this one could add to the tale?
T-Rex Puppet
Thanks, Michael, and what an oddity indeed in #203&4. Beautiful captures!
Ruth, I love the soft blanket over that rough terrain.
Watery Blues
Thanks, Michael. And it looks like you caught the light dancing in #196!
Tilde** Just a note to longtime forum friends, Michael, Hans and Ruth: Although my participant name as it appears here cannot be changed according to CAS’s revised policy, my preference is still to go by just ‘Keelin’. Just sayin’. ;)
Thank you, Hans, for kicking off Volume VII! With Genie’s lamp more than lit and Ruth’s assurance that all doors are intact, I think we’re off to a fine start for our next adventures in Pareidolia Paradise.
And could this be your wish about to be granted? It’s quite vague and certainly not fully formed, but I think I see a head and eye here (facing to the left). Let’s just hope what happens in vagueness doesn’t stay in vagueness and Billy emerges fully formed romping his way across the big blue pond to visit soon.
Billy Blue
This view is from the window seat en route home from a few weeks in Colorado. While caring for my sister post-surgery, we were both buoyed by the clouds both above our heads and by photos shared on the CAS’s pages, ever inspiring and good reminders to keep looking up. ;)
Above the Rockies
Ruth, I love the feeling of the big downpour in A Little Rain Must Fall.
I suspect there would be some of that wet stuff in this one too. It looks as if someone had taken a pinking sheers to the top edge.
A Little More Rain
Keen eyes you have, Ruth and Hans, catching the Faint and the Shy.
This photo looks something like a collage, but is just a single shot.
Ruth, I can feel the wind in Spread Sheet! And Michael, well I can’t help but see an amusing portrait of Wile E. Coyote in #190. Gotta smile.
Hans, I love the softness in your second to last and the burst of enegy in Flowering. I’ve not heard back from Ian yet, so maybe it’s not fixable (i.e., no way to have an alternate name for posting). Ah well!
As Soon As the Dust Settles
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As Soon As the Dust Settles
