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Ruth, I love the soft, subtle colors you capture in many your photos. Your recent Asperity’s over Wolf Creek featured on the Gallery has such a quiet beauty.
Bill, thanks for sharing your dramatic skies there. Thunderstorm season sounds exciting!
On a recent flight to Colorado, I was lucky to have window seat…
In Flight Entertainment
#255 works really well in B&W, Micheal. Glad you posted it here too.
A Lock of Hair has great texture, Ruth, and fine distinction in all those tricky shades of grey.
Just on the Edge
All the big ones show up here, don’t they? Elephants and Whales amid the endless parade of playful pups. And Hans, it looks like your Casper is definitely friendly—and kind enough to share some of his iridescence with guess who.
Why, if it isn’t our old, sky-romping friend…
Billy!
What a double beauty, Ruth, a sky full of delicious sorbet!
Thanks, Hans, and for confirmation on the earlier halo post. You captured the full eye in your latest. Don’t you just love it when there’s a thin veil of clouds included?
On the road ‘tween Colorado and New Mexico last week, the sky appeared to be celebrating Pride month!
Love the serenity in #253, Michael, and the illusion of mountain peaks peeking through in #254.
Scratched must be what happens when the sky gets an itch, Hans. I like the tiny bird tickles.
And that’s a wholey Holey Duck you spotted, Ruth.
Below, cloud reflections floating in a pond at Denver Botanical Gardens…
Pondering
Thanks, Ruth! And how lucky for you to see both a Great Blue Heron and an Eagle—such fine feathered friends you have there.
Finally flew out of my zip code for a small family gathering in Colorado last week. I’d forgotten how fun it is to be at cloud level.
From the window seat…
and on the road…
Looks like some seriously wet weather heading for Ruth and Robert while Michael gets playful clouds tumbleweeding their way across AZ skies. Just never know what will roll in.
Sky Surf
Robert, I doubt those lovely hot air balloons would satisfy the fellow in your previous photo. The little smear of iridescence on his cheek makes me suspect he might have just indulged in a rainbow, which although colorful, probably couldn’t be very filling. He is, nevertheless, quite a wonderful character.
Here’s someone else with an insatiable appetite…
Still Hungry
As you say, Ruth, all shapes and sizes along with twists and twirls from Michael. Here’s one more to add to the mix.
Spun Around
Your Pronghorn looks to be enjoying a nice swim across the sky, Ruth.
Below, is that a dog trying to outrun a different kind of water experience?
Dog Dash Outta the Bath
Love the mystery in #248, Michael. It continues to subtly morph in my mind’s eye, capturing the spirit of clouds that never hold still for long. I remain in awe of your skill in handling the many values of grey in these B&W images.
Oopsie
