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And did you go spelunking down the chimney, Hans? The rainbow below was barely there and needed some contrast tweaking to show up at all. Oh those bows – sometimes as ethereal as that pot o’gold!
Barely ThereThank you for kind words, Hans. And talk about heartbeats… mine quicken to know Gavin’s event is tomorrow in Tiburon! What a delight it will be to hear him speak and, hopefully, I’ll have a chance to express gratitude to him in person for all he’s done for so many of us. No doubt it will be a fun coming together of enthusiastic cloud appreciators.
The gathering in your Chaotiscape is one I’d like to attend as well! A fine balance of dark and light with just enough blue to enhance. Lovely. Below, more chaos in celebration.
More ChaosWelcome back, Hans! Delighted to see your return as I hoped you were simply off somewhere enjoying fresh skies. Not surprised to hear you were spotting feathered friends – and maybe also…
Spotted By A Friendly FiguralLovely and alluring as that subtle iridescence is in you Distant Hills, Hans, I hope you will come back from there. You are much missed in our forum missives!
And Michael, that Arizona Wind is quite the force, n’est-ce pas? We are fortunate that you are there and share the results of its creations here. AM#77 is a layer of labor built to perfection!
The image below, taken on a wild stormy afternoon, has more of that watercolor effect we’ve all seen from time to time. It has a way of stilling my step.
Watercolor BloomBeautiful, Michael! I love the feeling of movement in your AC#40. Also saw your King of Clouds on the gallery today – WOW!
Heartbeat Of A WaveA lovely Last Glimpse, Hans. such a gentle ending to the day. And who knows what may come thereafter?
The Next MorningThis sleuthy figure appears to be looking for clues. Possibly wondering where someone has gone, and hoping the mystery will soon be solved!
Hunting for Hans?Wow, fabulous form in your Arizona B&W #49, Michael. Back to a bit of duplicatus with the one below.
ScratchedLove the linear lineup of your #62, Michael. As for that mudball, surely it did not come from across the pond! And I think it has landed.
Michael, I love the soft hills of cloud in your ‘scape #65 and the surreal quality you’ve captured in #20. Both make me want to go THERE. Meanwhile, I take in the view from here, which is all cloud, despite appearances.
Looking Towards The SummitHope the skies above, wherever you ventured, kept you looking up, Hans. Your Mixed image looks as if someone skied off into a pristine snow bank – beautiful!, while Michael’s Arizona #87 has a more earthy, wonderfully gooey look, which I like as well – and a great contrast to the serenely stacked lennies in #93.
I am on high alert for the possible arrival of this…
Mudball!So lucky, indeed, to catch the wannabes and those that became. No K-H in the waves below. They couldn’t seem to decide which direction to take.
CrosscurrentsLove those Lennies, Hans, and the soft color palette of In Between is very soothing – perfect for restoring balance after a complicated day.
Michael, there is something so intriguing about Arizona Sunset #86, as if it has a story to tell that it’s only hinting at. Those subtle waves above the petit cloud keep tugging my eyes and up and up. A most interesting effect to feel from an image that in itself is not moving.
A bit sweetness on the wind below…
Cotton Candy
Barely There
More Chaos
Spotted By A Friendly Figural
Watercolor Bloom
Heartbeat Of A Wave
Sundog Surfing
The Next Morning
Hunting for Hans?
Scratched
Looking Towards The Summit
Mudball!
Crosscurrents
Cotton Candy
