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Great display of wind effects in the images above, Michael and Hans. Inspiring as always. Dots And Lines virtually sparkles, Hans, while Arizona B&W#77 has that moody, evocative feel that photographer Todd Hido aims to capture, Michael. Very nice!
Below, this is…?
Becoming Something ElseOh yes, that captures the effort perfectly, Hans.
Crescendo!(or) Hair Of The Conductor In The Key Of Off
Yes, indeed, Hans, Billy was up to mischief on this side of the pond! And not Everybody (above) appears too happy about it, so I’m relieved to hear you love him despite his antics. Most likely it’s not his first taste of capers (if capers were to be served with your partridge). Alas, the goat herder may have seen this type of behavior before.
Portrait Of DismayWonder-filled, Hans! It’s almost as if the sky was offering you a handful of magic. I can feel myself leaning forward waiting to see what will happen next.
Below, the top of this halo held me in place as well.
Love those Soft Clouds, Hans. And the skyscapes you’ve been sharing in your recent series of Asperitas are wonderfully surreal. Hope you have more of them.
A different kind of softness in the image below.
Feathery FanLove the photos of Asperitas being collected here, Michael and Hans. Layered emotions, subtle mood shifts – poetry in motion! – all captured with keen eyes for composition. Kudos to you both! Send some of those wavy winds my way, if you can?
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 Waves
Becoming Something Else
Crescendo!
Portrait Of Dismay
A Soft Serenade
Feathery Fan
Coming Through
Arched Passageway
Arched Passageway
Billy Bluegoat
Tumbling Textures
The Wind Off The Waves
The Arbor At Midnight
