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The color is so subtle in Foreboding, Hans. It is a very intriguing photo. And I’m glad you had your own watchful eye on your next posted image. A gorgeous shot!
Below shows only a section of the most vivid 22˚ halo I’ve seen to date. It captured my attention for quite some time as the clouds danced around it.
Halo Cloud DanceThe sky looks even softer in your #308, Michael. Love the feel of it and the subtle colors.
And danke je for kind comments, Hans. As to your most recent here, Neurotic Neurons is a most fitting title and possibly a match for my state when I see certain cloud formations. It then takes a breath or two to calm down.
BecalmedA clever and very discernible Y, Hans! Contrail with CVI could make a unique and fun type font. This A seems almost too basic.
Easy AWonderful wildness in #641, Michael. And a fine contrast in your next image with such precise looking placement of tiny cloud bits. In Hans’s following image, it could be the same sky with Wind coming into play. Here, below, a bit of order restored.
LayeredA lovely image, Hans. And the graininess adds a fine texture ~~ all the feeling of relaxing by the sea with nothing more to do than watch seagulls soar.
Below, it’s as if the clouds were trying their best to merge both feathers and waves into a memorable montage.
Dark Feathered WavesRemember that alien fellow (six images up) who appeared riveted by whatever he was seeing outside his window? Apparently, that wasn’t the end of the story.
…and then he phoned his friend.
Hello?What a gorgeous image is your Streaming Lights, Hans. Like a fading memory I would wish to never lose. I wonder, do you see a similarity to Gerhard Richter’s blurred portraits? Your image has the same haunting, evocative feel for me.
The image below is from a series that included the Halo/CHA recently shown on the Gallery. But in this original, the car window was up at that moment and caught an unfortunate reflection. Alas, cropping was required to eliminate the distraction.
Audience For An ArcThanks, Michael. In your image above, the rippled texture and translucent blue remind me of glassworks I’ve seen in art galleries where the artist has tried to mimic clouds and sky. Your cloudscape here is exquisite.
Soft Summer CirrusAhhhh, so relaxing, Hans. Those lovely lazy waves must be located far from the waterfall.
Cirrus CascadeDanke je, Hans! And look who I found just yesterday while combing through a cache of cloud photos here. ’Tis another wee character who could be related to your Friendly Dragon. If so, he or she is to be commended for bravery, having crossed the pond at such an apparently young age.
Wee Friendly DragonThanks for sharing with us, George! You say you’re just beginning to learn how to use these tools? Well done! And the waiting for dark image above is absolutely gorgeous. I can almost hear the peaceful quiet in that scene — an added bonus!
Your Friendly Dragon is adorable, Hans! How do you suppose such a magical creature might lose a tooth? Could it be the result of biting down on an unpopped cloud corn kernel? There were a few amongst what dotted the sky on my flight home from Colorado.
If you look in the upper right corner, you might see an anteater, perhaps hoping to try a tasty new treat. He may also have been hoping the wee elephant in the mid-ground wouldn’t toss it all in his trunk.
Cloud Snackers
Like Spun Sugar
Halo Cloud Dance
Becalmed
Easy A
Layered
Dark Feathered Waves
Hello?
Audience For An Arc
Soft Summer Cirrus
Cirrus Cascade
Wee Friendly Dragon
Cloud Snackers
Afterthought
