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Escher would be fascinated by this image, Hans. As am I! Love the mind-bending illusion you’ve captured here.
Superposed describes those waves perfectly, Hans. It leads me to wonder what lies between the layers. Something light and airy, I would venture to guess. Whereas, in the image below, one may ponder what lies between the devil and this Deep Blue Sea.
There’s a joy in those curly clouds, Hans, and a feeling of celebration. Love this image!
Experimenting with a bit of texture below gave this image something of a sand painting feel.
True Grit?And here’s another winged creature. Caught this one taking a little snooze, perhaps dreaming of riding the rollercoaster waves of Asperitas.
Sleeping FaerieHans, it’s a good thing you’ve got good shelter there from the elements — especially if there are any rolling stones in the mix. One would be wise to heed the warning of the bard…
It’s A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna FallVery funny, Hans – or maybe not so funny, if it’s too close to home! Not sure which might be worse…
A Huge OverhangYou’re so right, Hans, the shapes in your Asperitas captures are wonderfully strange. Even so, or perhaps because so, the image above would make a lovely lead in to a tale about dolphins gliding through far northern seas.
Arctic SplashWe benefit from your going back to retrieve your camera, Hans! A curious detail you’ve captured there. It sets the mind to wonder. And who knows what this trio of cloudlettes below might be up to.
Mischief MakersPS: And speaking of mischief… Michael, your formidable eyes on AZ skies and wit are missed! Hoping you’re able to find a solution to the posting glitch soon.
It’s been quite awhile since I’ve seen any Asperitas here and look forward to more of your images, Hans. They do create the most amazing formations. As for freedom on the wing, it appears to come in many sizes.
Thank you, Hans. And wow! I love the subtly in Delicate Appearance. And Undulating Iridescence is pure joy to behold. Both images are highly appealing while tapping different emotions.
In the photo below, clouds were on the move, a blossoming tree danced in the breeze, and a halo came and went without a whisper.
I’d love to travel that highway, Hans, and bump into those bumpy clouds above. Couldn’t hurt!
Below looks as if the sky used a watercolor brush.
Watercolor SessionHans, I keep going back to your Mainstream? image. Caught in the current, you might say. And then Mainstream #2 comes along and sweeps me away too. Both are astonishing beauties!
Ripple
True Grit?
Sleeping Faerie
It’s A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall
Hurray!
A Huge Overhang
Arctic Splash
Mischief Makers
Watercolor Session
In The Sea Spray
Ripple
