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Looks like there’s just enough room for one more image before Hans’s beautiful Clouddust settles and Volume VII comes to a close. And what a splendid collection it has turned out to be thanks to all contributors above. Can’t wait to see what we’ll see in the next volume!
Look closely, and you’ll find a fingernail of moon in this one…
Love the layered look in Aspirational, Daniel. And where do you suppose those escapees are heading, Hans? Found a few over here as well. Or might they be the same, slightly reshaped by worldly winds?
On A Whirled Tour Perhaps?Lovely images, Daniel, Don and Hans. Sorry to disturb the calm with this next one, but here it comes…
Splash!Danke je, Hans! A good day indeed, as you must have had when capturing that beautiful iridescence above! Like some fantastic bird straight from dreamland!
Below, another halo from earlier this month.
While taking a stroll through the archives today, I came across the photo below taken one late afternoon a few years ago. Just a hint of wave (does that count?), but here it is, nevertheless. Asperitas is such a lovely form, no matter where it rides the wind, so thank you Michael and Hans for continuing to share what rolls above your noggins in Arizona and across the pond in Holland.
All kinds of cloud beauty in the recent images above, Michael, Allan, and Hans—dramatic, crispy, subtle. Especially love the delicate texture in Slightly Undulating, Hans.
Caught this little message in today’s afternoon sky…
Blue Heart SkymojiGood gooeyness, Hans! Whatever It’s Lurking is made up of, it has a magnetic quality that just begs one to touch—to see just how sticky it might be. And then what?!
Stuck now, I see some resemblance in the distant cloud figure in Michael’s #319. Love the bright fluff of cumulus contrasting the darker clouds against that deep blue.
Below, a different tri-color cloudscape, this one a bit smeared by the wind.
Love the Pillar on the Sea, Daniel! And that wild curve of massive burnt orange cloud is riveting, Gregory. Nice to be followed by the delicate forms captured by Hans, and the soft pink ripples by Steven. All beautiful images that help ease the mind as another day winds down.
Below, one of a series from the archives…
Wow! Gorgeous images above, Hans, Michael, and Gregory.
While I’m used to looking up, the occasion below was a good reminder to look up even further. There was more to be seen here, but a faint sundog (cropped from this image) required too much post-production tweaking to be included here.
Optical Delights
On A Whirled Tour Perhaps?
Splash!
Now It’s Curling
Blue Heart Skymoji
Overwhelmed
Angle Of Detangle
Optical Delights
Harebrained Idea
Water Dancers
