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Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantLightWaves
Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantWonderful softness in #845, Michael.
Mystery Happens
Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantSplendid vistas and views above, Hygge, Micheal, and Hans. Below is one from a recent series in which the clouds just couldn’t be still.
Rushing In
Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantGreat perspective in #643, Michael. Looks like the intricate patterning went on for miles.
Becoming Untangled
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ParticipantCool ripples, Hans!
Chilly Waters
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ParticipantWho would have guessed the summer sky would hold a County Fair?
Competitors In The Cloud Eating Contest
Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantFantastic feathers, Hans!
In Syncopated Time
Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantUnrest is a moving beauty, Hans. And Michael’s #844 is a good start for a relaxing drift with layers of cushy appeal. Nice one, Michael!
Transformation
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ParticipantIt looks like the sun had some fun with those waves, Hans!
Just Ahead Of The Fog
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ParticipantFormidable mountains and fine texture in your images above, Hans. And all the more interesting when scale is left to one’s imagination.
Drift
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ParticipantMeanwhile, an even bigger breath is being sought as hope for a better future goes out to all endangered.
Beneath The Floe
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ParticipantAnd they will be watching you!
Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantLove those sweet cloud confections you have there, Hans. Ah, now if I were just light enough…
Sky Bridge
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ParticipantThanks for sharing the magical moment of a unicorn spotting, Davy. They are a rare breed indeed.
And Hans, I have no doubt the aliens will be seeking you out to continue their story. They are an adventurous lot and I suspect will have no trouble spotting you across the pond.
Meanwhile, the image below tells a different story…
Polar Bear Coming Up For Air
Patricia L Keelin
ParticipantWow, Michael! Your latest here are almost otherworldly in a way that draws me in and doesn’t let go — especially #842.
Once converted to B&W, the image below seemed to take on a rather menacing feel, as if it belongs in a story by Poe.
Where’ve You Been?
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