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Ah yes, at first I only saw cloud upon cloud, but then as you say, Hans, once seen…. Even the smoke filled room couldn’t undo the transformation. I imagine karaoke crowds are pretty tolerant and wouldn’t drag you off stage for terrible singing. Then again, the customer below might have somehow earned the hook!
Was It Something I Sang?* * Unicorns welcome! * *
Karaoke Night at Gerry Giraffe’s Bar & Grill
BYPG (Bring Your Pareidolia Glasses)
Long neck beers ~ 2 for 1 ~Smoke Gets In Your EyesA watery feel to your close-up, Hans. And even with eyes closed, one might still detect the subtle shadow of one who leaps across the pond.
Return Of The GoatFantastic images, Laura! Thank you so much for sharing with us. I like the way it feels to be surprised and delighted like this – the unplanned intake of breath with eye widening and the spontaneous smile that lingers. Hope we see more from you on the forums.
I think you must be right, Hans. But can we ever be sure? Or maybe better worded, will we ever get there?
Rowing Forever Across The Dark Sea of UnknowingFascinating and curious separation in your Ragged cloud, Hans. Never seen anything quiet like it. And I like it!
Also like Mystical very much with its lofting silkiness.
And could not agree more with you, Michael, about the sensing of what we see. Love those AZ textures you continue to bring us.
Eyes Touching SkiesWhat a dramatic shot, Hans! Beautiful composition with the bright cloudlettes adding their accents to balance out the focal point of that central radiance. Wow!
Your Smooth Texture cloudscape would make a gentle glide of a ride, Hans. Wouldn’t mind stepping into one of these for a tour of the sky.
Sky GondolasHans, I’m hooked! And in total agreement with you, Michael. Love the gesture in the figural escapee you’ve captured above.
WindedDaniel, I see it’s not only an eagle in flight you’ve managed to capture, but a couple of lovely images posted to the Sunset thread as well. Hope we see more from you!
And Hans, well there’s no fooling your discerning eye. Love the calm gaze in your Trompe l’Oeil. I’m guessing this is one from that amazing Asperitas series you witnessed recently which must have made you smile.
Funny, how sometimes the sky seems to smile right back at you.
With a WinkSo true, Hans, and even though it looks a bit foreboding, there’s a gentle feel to it. Mr. Waits might have written very different lyrics to An Emotional Weather Report if he’d had your image in mind.
And ah, Michael, a lovely shadow of what may come to pass…
When Moths Get The Munchies
Was It Something I Sang?
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
Return Of The Goat
Rowing Forever Across The Dark Sea of Unknowing
Eyes Touching Skies
Some Sticky Stuff
Sky Gondolas
Winded
To Write In The Sand With A Moonbeam In Hand
With a Wink
When Moths Get The Munchies
Swoosh!
