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The lightness (in feeling) of the darkness (in clouds) in your #155 is quite intriguing, Michael.
HarvestingAn astute insight, Michael! No telling where Here might have ended up and even less a guess as to what it might look like at this point.
And Now?Thank you, Michael. Love these shots like your #152 with such dynamic movements in them. In the image below, my eye keeps zeroing in on that odd circle in the center, unnoticed until I converted to B&W.
You Are HereHey, gdey28! Indeed, this is the perfect place to learn about all things cloud-related. You’ll also find a most friendly atmosphere in which to share the visual, artistic and poetic impressions inspired by those wonders that keep us all looking up. I encourage you to check out the various forum topics as well as the Galley Laurence mentioned. You are sure to be warmly welcomed.
Wonderful compositions above, Michael. I’m especially drawn to the sense of movement you’ve captured with the striations in #150.
Furry WonderYour Genie looks quite friendly, George. That said, one must always be careful when asking for a wish to be granted. And maybe spell it out just in case there’s room for misunderstanding. The image below leaves us wondering if the wisher became the type of artist he really wanted to be.
Plein-Air or Plain Air?Ha, Hans! You have, perhaps unwittingly, already figured out the figural! It is, in fact, the Instructor for the Pareidolia class, who by his very nature may be seen (but thereafter never unseen) as the shape of one’s (or another’s) very own imagination. You must go to the head of the class upon your return! Meanwhile, here is a imp (or ?) to keep an eye on you and make sure you have enjoyable travels.
The Imp Of Good JourneysToday’s class will focus on the Art of Pareidolia. Dank aan Hans, you have already been given the key, so pay close attention! We may have a pop-up quiz when you least expect it.
Funny and clever response, Hans – and one that definitely has your signature! It is also a beautiful photo.
Fantastic photos, Michael and Hans. Both images above have that surreal quality that I so enjoy. In Arizona Cloudscape #81, it’s almost like a landscape, but with ambiguity as to where the land ends and the sky begins, while After The Showers, gives a feeling that my feet are not quite on the ground. Perhaps it’s the nearness of that darker cloud in the upper right corner that is disorienting? Love the feeling of levitation!
Harvesting
Carapace
And Now?
You Are Here
Pianississimo
Subtle Infuences
Furry Wonder
Plein-Air or Plain Air?
The Imp Of Good Journeys
Enfolding
