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Patricia L KeelinParticipant
Thank you, Hans. And I think you’ve captured his very big brother “having a bad-hair-day in Charigny, France”, as featured today on CAS’s Gallery. Magnificent!
Your “Floating” above has quite the opposite feeling, like a gentle tickling wind. While below, one can read another expression of tenderness by Aeolus (Greek), Sidhe (Old Irish), Dogoda (Slavic), Oonawieh Unggi (Cherokee), etc. By any name, the god of winds has many moods.
Soft Streaking
Patricia L KeelinParticipantLooks like you’re in (or on) for a smooth ride, Hans! Can’t wait to see what you’ll see next. Meanwhile, I’ll be traveling via Dreamland Express. Funny how, since joining the CAS, I’ve become more aware of skyscapes in that other wondrous world as well.
Just Need To Fluff Up My Cloud Pillow
Patricia L KeelinParticipantBeauty is still there to be seen in the decaying of clouds, Hans, and you’ve captured it well. In the image below, wind is dealing a different blow…
Feathering Soft Clouds
Patricia L KeelinParticipantWow, Michael and Hans! AZ #89 and Soft Explosions are simply gorgeous — made my toes go all awiggle.
Exuberance
Patricia L KeelinParticipantLove the gentle, calming effect of your Weaving Patterns, Hans. Quite the opposite of feelings generated by the image below. It reminds me of being wide awake for hours in the middle of the night and wishing I had that barista’s phone number.
I Ordered DECAF!
Patricia L KeelinParticipantBeautiful sunsets above! Even in B&W, the imagery delivers a warm sense of joy and contentment at the dimming of the day. In the image below, my eyes relaxed for a few breaths — just long enough to find the tiny lines in the upper part of the cloud layer. And there they lingered.
Contented
PS: This image might need to be viewed at a larger scale to see these subtle lines.
Patricia L KeelinParticipantWas wondering if you’d gone wandering in search of distant clouds, Hans. Glad to see More Crosswinds have blown you back!
Washboard Winds
Patricia L KeelinParticipantGreat composition in #109, Michael. Love those subtle blues and greys.
Updraft
Patricia L KeelinParticipantCalm is exactly what’s needed, Michael, and Arizona B&W#192 delivers a welcomed dose. Yet I love the way #193 sweeps in with its gentle disturbance.
Below, all is still calm, and bringers of light are there to be seen.
Faeries In The Forest
Patricia L KeelinParticipantBeautiful photo, George. You caught the effect perfectly!
Here’s one that might bring new meaning to surfing the cloud…
Patricia L KeelinParticipantThanks for posting this link, Laurence. Only in dreams have I seen such wonders!
Patricia L KeelinParticipantIndeed, Don, those sweeping clouds add an incalculable dimension to the vast loneliness factor. It also speaks of simplicity and serenity, if one is in a more positive mood. Really a wonderful image. It also feels like B&W was the perfect palette choice here.
And your Arizona Cloudscape #88 holds a lot of mystery, Michael. Love the soft intrigue there and the hint of landscape that I know must be pure cloud.
Below, also perhaps pleasing to Hygge and Granny — and with a nod to Bob…
Tangled Up In Blue
Patricia L KeelinParticipantThanks, Michael! And what a gentle transition in colors you’ve captured in Arizona Color#108.
This one caught me by surprise…
Swept Away
Patricia L KeelinParticipantYou’ve captured wild, dramatic energies in your Arizona B&W#189 and #190, Michael, and no less beauty with #191.
When The Breeze Takes A Breath
Patricia L KeelinParticipantWhat a perfect pup to fetch the sweet memory of your auntie, Don. I wouldn’t be surprised if you found all 30 of her cats as well. It can be a veritable zoo up there.
Below, a cloud fellow contemplates the fate of a polar bear, as fragile in the heavens as it is here on earth.
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