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Michael, thanks for looking at my photo. I will take Velum. That is a first for me. It is nice to know what you are seeing. More awareness helps.
Back To Earth
Keelin, your Mud and Dinosaur are a true sky reads. I think those creatures know when to present themselves.
Dog After A Cookie
A new sighting for me was a sundog pair and then the halo. The colors were faint, but made my day. It was not possible to catch the whole scene. Just these two will say:
Top Of The Morning
Hans, thanks for your review of my cloud in question. Fluctus can be tricky to spot. I really like The Distant Travelers. The layers of clouds and grays are eye popping.
Keelin, your Dark photo looks like it could have leaked some moisture. I will take the rain over snow this time of the year.
Looks Atomic
George, so glad you enjoy iridescence. I am noticing them more, avoiding the bright sun is the hard part.
The Blink Of An Eye
Michael, I am liking #136 and #138. Nice formations.
Keelin and Hans, delicate clouds are looking Cirrus like.
Need a cloud read, thoughts on if this could be Pileus. Sneaky clouds.
Michael, you are so right about that unique sensation of pure joy and fulfillment when an Asperitas is spotted. A thrill that keeps on giving. I like to go back to past photos to see what I may have missed or just to reexperience the moment.
Past Camp Trip
Hans, Dichotomy is almost a prehistoric find. So unusual. Is there some rope in there too?
Michael, #214 could have some claws for defense. One to think about.
Keelin, Heart Spark is an ingenious title and a great visual for me.
Gray = a color between white and black
Keelin, I think I was hoping too much on the potential Fluctus. Just not all there. Another day another sky. Your Dark sky is perfect for reading a book. Peaceful.
Montana Canopy
Keelin, the more I look at No Tail, I’m seeing an interesting face. All features right sided except the month. Very cool.
Duncan, I find a glass of wine helps figure clouds out.
Shark Alert
Shark Alert
