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On my computer, your Arizona Cloudscape has only the most subtle hint of red, Michael. And I have to squint to see even a whisper of it. It is a beauty.
And a contrast to the wild colors you’ve captured in the photo that followed, Hans. It does look like you may have ventured to that distant planet, which wouldn’t surprise me, as I sense you’d travel the galaxy for such a fantastic sighting. And you deliver a dramatic contrast again with the abstract layering in Some Cool Blues.
Below, more blues…
Coming ThroughMichael, these (along with your other Pileus and Velum photos here and featured in the Gallery) are such beautiful and dramatic images — thank you for sharing them . I’ve yet to add one of these to my own collection, so it’s especially fun to see them on display here.
Love the subtle colors in Horizontals, Hans. And that is, indeed, one (very) Strange (very beautiful) Cloudshow. I imagine Dali would like to have shared that sighting with you!
What caught my eye in the image below was the hint of a dark arch with little ripples flowing beneath it. Unfortunately, this was a far distant shot, hence a bit grainy.
Arched PassagewayLove the subtle colors in Horizontals, Hans. And that is, indeed, one (very) Strange (very beautiful) Cloudshow. I imagine Dali would like to have shared that sighting with you!
What caught my eye in the image below was the hint of a dark arch with little ripples flowing beneath it. Unfortunately, this was a far distant shot, hence a bit grainy.
Arched PassagewayWell, Hans, I expect there would have been, but for this mischievous character, who would not have been able to resist your lovely offering. Your friend and mine…
Billy Bluegoat[original cloud photo was color inverted and contrast enhanced simply for the fun of seeing what might emerge. Must be the kid in me.]
Hans, I can almost feel this Meeting Of The Tides. It is so convincing! My toes want to curl right into those wave clouds. Can you feel the breeze?
The Wind Off The WavesMichael, your Arizona Contrail #50 is a gem. Love the almost audible vibrations emanating from that gentle squeeze.
And Hans, Straight And Narrow it is! And with subtle shadow adding a fine dimensional effect. I like this one very much. Below is one that is perfectly horizontal only if one’s noggin is atilt.
Mostly Straight Definitely NarrowMichael, your “needle” cloud is most intriguing. Both shots are dramatically beautiful. They gave me a little nudge of deja vu too, as just yesterday, I noticed a similar shape in the late afternoon sky. I suspect, in this instance, it might be a thin roll cloud as we (finally!) had some rain today. This was a far distant shot with the cloud lying just above the horizon.
Thank you, Hygee, for the link to this interesting collection. Definitely worth a stroll through the images and video clips there.
Ah! What a relief, Hans, to see a much happier fate than what I had imagined could befall your Chicken Abductee (an astonishing image, btw!). Perhaps with a bit of well-placed wizardry, there is still hope for the wanderer below…
No Place To Hang My HatThe veil-like quality in the left portion of your #172 keeps drawing my eye with its subtle intrigue, Michael. I keep wanting to see what’s just beyond it. Very nice!
And love the movement in your Let’s Morph, Hans. Here is one that looks a bit unsure of what will become of it.
Que Será, SeráYour Go With The Flow has an underwater feel to it, Hans. I like to imagine being there and exploring those vague fishy figures.
In the image below, strong contrast brought out a subtle texture in the higher clouds. Once seen, I couldn’t resist the mood created with these deep tones.
When The Heart Is Blue It Can Be A Bumpy Ride
Coming Through
Arched Passageway
Arched Passageway
Billy Bluegoat
Tumbling Textures
The Wind Off The Waves
The Arbor At Midnight
Mostly Straight Definitely Narrow
No Place To Hang My Hat
Que Será, Será
When The Heart Is Blue It Can Be A Bumpy Ride
