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Incredibly beautiful colors, Hans! Searching here, I found a setting that had been sitting for a couple of years in my archives. Can’t help but wonder what you might be seeing where your sitting now.
Wow, Wow, Wow, Michael! And the energy in that last one is absolutely ecstatic. Here is some chi in a different arrangement.
Great sense of dimension in Arizona Color #109, Michael. Also some amusement via pareidolia.
Shaken Not StirredAnd here we go again after the absolute magic of your Arizona B&W#107, Michael, followed by Hans’s wildly evocative Whirling Dervish, and the perfect nightcap of your Arizona B&W#108. And what a lovely launch this is! I like the softness of your first image for Volume X very much. It reminds me a dream’s beginning, of hypnagogic images beginning to take shape, seductive sirens of that other world.
And Then The Fun BeginsA gorgeous shot, George, and beautiful composition.
Michael, your Arizona #54 just knocked my socks off. Truly one of the most intriguing cloud images I’ve ever seen.
And Hans, such vibrance! On this side of the pond, I seem to capture only the pastels lately.
Wow, Hans! Your halos above are especially spectacular. And a cleverly titled sundog too. Enhancing the image below turned a contrail into the blue spark of an accent mark.
Blue SparkThank you for the kind, good wishes, Hans! Indeed, I felt down to my last feather these past two weeks, and just today am returning to find the forum thriving. And what beauties to come back to! I am savoring all above — the colors, the impossible textures, the keen compositions — all like a breath of fresh air! So thanks to all forum friends, and especially to you and Michael, for the visual tickles which have the feel of feathers resprouting. More soon!
Final FeatherIt’s funny, Hans, that I did not see the little hand pointing, but only the surprise of an exclamation point! And that is one wild ride you’ve offered us above. Will we land in the ferns below?
George, while the short list below wouldn’t necessarily make good titles, it was fun thinking of different ways to interpret the image you offered.
Corralling The Cat – or – Catch Me If You Can!
Path Of The Conductor’s Hand and Baton
Just Before The Chalk Broke
Does The Left Hand Know What The Right Hand Is Doing?
Patiently Listening While A Friend Talks In Circles
Certain vs. Thinking It Over
Cupid Was Here
Shaken Not Stirred
And Then The Fun Begins
Blue Spark
Wind In The Wings
Final Feather
