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This appears to be a floating, flying or even a dancing bear. Living where I do, we are always watching out for bears.
My above sunset isn’t so full of color, but ends the day with calm and a lovely glass of wine. Hans, Keelin, and Jocelyn your photos with soft colors are so appealing. How exciting to share our scenery with each other. As a new guy, I am not sure as yet when to do the photo and when to text. Need to also learn how to download my pictures as my file size seems to be too large to except. All part of the learning curve.
Keelin, your photos and words ( you must be a writer ) are so very inspiring. You are also a wealth of information. Thanks again from a new guy on the block. Love the subtle pink in your sunset.
Jocelyn, your sunrise is lovely to wake up to, along with a nice cup of coffee. Looking like we are the newer cloud spotters. I am so enjoying the support and fabulous photos that are shared.
Hans, thanks for your welcome. I have been enjoying your posts since December 2019 when I joined CAS. What first caught my eye was your sweet dog in your avatar. I had I dog like yours named Wally. Your photos are spectacular. The pastels in the Sunset Through The Trees feels very soothing. I find I like taking pictures if they feel like a WOW moment. Then, if they are dramatic that is even more special. I look forward to sharing more pictures and maybe learning what I am taking pictures of in clouds.
Don, thanks so much for your support and encouragement to us new cloud guys. It is exciting to see all the stunning photos, learning about clouds, and their complicated names and formations. A delicate photo you captured in Texas.
This evening time picture was not bold in colors, but elicited such a calming affect for me. Taken at Freezeout Lake in Montana in the Spring 2015. This area sees snow geese by the thousands typically in March and April.
Thought I would add one more rich end of the day picture on a Montana river.
This evening time picture was not bold in colors, but elicited such a calming affect for me. Taken at Freezeout Lake in Montana in the Spring 2015. This area sees snow geese by the thousands typically in March and April.
