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Keelin, I believe my booties would love your comforter. Your kind words are enlightening to us newer members, welcome Meryl. I can see that I am going to need more material to share.
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Lisa, I am also a new cloud spotter. I did live in Vermont, fabulous state. You will find a wealth of information on the forums by very nice and knowledgeable people. Looking at my Cloud Selector it appears that you have seen Contrail which is man made clouds in the water of aircraft. I only know about five cloud types in my short time as a CAS member. Enjoy as much as I have.
Hans, I am so liking the browns and light orange in your Undulations At Sunset. Thanks too for helping with how to post text and photos. I am going need more practice. This sunrise looks like Sherbet Booties
I am planning a return trip soon to the Missouri River. Great place to fish, watch birds, and dream.
Jocelyn, thanks so much for your feedback on my sunset. I probably stood outside for 15 minutes in cool temps to capture all the breath taking colors that were happening. They ranged from bold colors to pastels. Truly exciting to witness. I have enjoyed going back to view Sunset and Sunrise Vol IV.
Hans, thanks so much for your assistance with this cloud grouping. I will enjoy looking up those formations. Months ago I would take photos of what I thought were interesting shapes, sizes, and colors. Now there is so much more that can influence a good picture. I look forward to sharing more on the way fun forums.
Steven, I like them all. Happy to hear you know my neck of the woods. The above sunset was at Ninepipes in Charlo, MT. Always a special spot to watch birds and enjoy the Mission Mountains.
Mouth watering sunset in a wildlife refuge in February. A fantastic photo opportunity for me and my simple camera.
My mystery mystical cloud. The shape was just captivating.
Keelin, your bear looks very big and focused. I am thinking this cloud is a rabbit.
Contrail count just two. I like the mountain range at the bottom.
This was taken on a February evening this year. Time was late evening over some ponds.
