[Patricia L Keelin]

Yes, Hans, it was indeed just that bit of iridescence at the top of the image that held me and added a little something to balance the branches below.

And I see what looks alike in your and Michael’s images above. Love the soft, welcoming feel of them. Here is one that looks like it would like to join them.

Some Similarities

[Patricia L Keelin]

Very funny title to your follow-up, Hans! And the soft texture of your image makes it a pleasure to see. That said, I’ve had the same problem with ironing — only worse, I think.

Scorched

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thank you, Hans! Your Soundless Waves well capture the feeling of such visions. In the image below, my mind hears a riff about wild winds that stole the waves from the sea and formed them into these tumultuous clouds.

They Came From The Sea

[Patricia L Keelin]

While my mind enjoyed tumbling on gentle cycle with Michael’s soft greys and a few suds with a twist, courtesy of Hans, I kept wondering what fate awaited Ragged In The Wash, and then…

Found This In The Dryer

[Patricia L Keelin]

There’s a beautiful visual harmony in your images above, Michael and Hans. Below, there was just the softest hint of color that led me to linger in the moment.

Echo Of A Soft Refrain

[Patricia L Keelin]

And if the truffle lover ventures too far into the deep dark forest, what then? There are creatures there aplenty to cast a spell or two…

Mouse Witch with Wand

[Patricia L Keelin]

Piglet would surely be a welcomed sight there, Hans. And we could use a visit from him here as well. This one below seems too busy to care about the weather.

Truffle Scuttle

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thanks for this link, Laurence. Beautiful endings of days captured there. My favorite is the photo by David Gilroy, a murmuration winging across a brilliant carmine sunset.

[Patricia L Keelin]

It doesn’t take much imagination while viewing your Waterfall, Hans, to hear the rush of river flow. The image nearly animates as well.

And here is a question: If a wave crashes on the shore and no one is there, does it make a sound? I stood beneath this wave of cloud and heard nothing, but witnessed resounding beauty.

[Patricia L Keelin]

Strange and stranger, all will be welcome! Can’t wait to see what comes out in the wash.

Underlying Influence

[Patricia L Keelin]

So glad you waited to see What Happened Next, Hans! Such gorgeous colors and movement in the morphing CHA. Also been meaning to compliment you on your beautiful CZA in the Gallery (Oct 17th)!

And Ramona, I can only imagine how fun it must have been to have the right atmosphere hang in there all day as you chased halos across town. And to see the full circles of color. How wonderful is that?!

Below, a tiny sundog caught my eye one late afternoon.

Afternoon Sundog

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thank you for posting this link, Laurence. Only in dreams have I seen such magical, marvelous wonders!

[Patricia L Keelin]

Wow, Hans, that is a beauty!

[Patricia L Keelin]

Thanks for the link to those spectacular images, Hygee. A real feast for the eyes there.

Hans, I love the softness and restful feeling of your Simplicity. If my hand traces the line of cloud, it feels like tai chi. And the nebula, so delicate!

Solo

[Patricia L Keelin]

And here we go again! Thanks for the launch, Michael. Who knows where we will venture?

Into The Unknown

 

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