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Thanks, Michael. And what an amazing moon shot you’ve captured! Love the impressionistic quality, not to mention the shadow effect.
Found this in the garden of my dreams…
Night BloomIn this instance, the original cloud photo was cropped, converted to B&W, then color inverted. Aside from the narrative the resulting image inspired, I like the wet pavement look of it.
Frisky Puppies Never Failed To Startle HerWonderful compositions, Michael. Arizona B&W#167 is especially outstanding.
Indeed, clouds have a magical ability to disappear right before your eyes. That said, we were treated two days ago to an entire morning of the wildest cirrus across the entire sky. What a show! Next day, nothing but blue as far as the eye could see.
Cirrus FlorentineLove the light movement in your Back To Abstracts, Hans. And the wild duplicatus flow in your Arizona Color#96, Michael. Impossible to know which way is up in these abstracts, which makes for a fun tumble.
Still Standing (depending on how you look at it)Dynamic shot, Michael! Love the composition. Also just took a nice walk back in time to your #161 (posted on August 28th) which still stops me in my tracks. What a fantastic image.
Happy to say clouds have finally come by here. Hoping they linger. Well, of course, there’s no keeping them in place for long.
Where Do You Think You’re Going?Thanks for the link to that lovely, serene image, Hygge. As I looked through my archives here, I came across the photo below (from the same orange-skyed evening as an image posted recently to the sunrise/sunset thread). And suddenly a song sung by the band Sopwith Camel (back in the 60s) floated into mind.
Would You Like Some Of My Tangerine?Smooth travels to you, Hans, and may breezes blow the best of clouds your way. And speaking of favorable forces, love the gentle crosswinds in your delicate duplicates above, Michael. At home here, I’m only traveling in imagination, but clouds make that ever so easy. No worries about…
Losing Feathers Along The WayWell, that has to be the loveliest Rush Hour I’ve ever seen, Hans. I will try to bring its calm appeal to mind next time I’m grounded in traffic. Does a dashed line mean I can change lanes?
Blue HighwayYour Haiku image captures well the elegant simplicity of the poetic form, Hans. A lovely and clever posting for this forum topic.
Just recently, I spotted this beauty floating by ~~~
Adrift In The Memory Of Whence It Came
Night Bloom
Tilde Transformation
Frisky Puppies Never Failed To Startle Her
Cirrus Florentine
Cirrus Celebration
Still Standing (depending on how you look at it)
Where Do You Think You’re Going?
Would You Like Some Of My Tangerine?
Losing Feathers Along The Way
Blue Highway
Adrift In The Memory Of Whence It Came
Potent Portent
