2 thoughts on “Beate Blecher”
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Anthony Skellern says: She is watching over the little cumulus clouds to make sure they don’t wander off and get run over by those nasty cumulo nimbuses!
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Beate Blecher says:
Do you see the old lady with a beaky nose and a bonnet bound under her chin?
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3 thoughts on “Beate Blecher”
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bryan says:
I can’t say what I am really thinking, haha… Well spotted Beate, even better taken.
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Anthony Skellern says:
That’s made me smile, Beate!
It’s lost its basket – you won’t be able to go anywhere in that!
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5 thoughts on “Beate Blecher”
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Beate Blecher says:
@alex: I meant to “personalize” it a little more, (Shelley, “Ode to the West Wind” may have been on my mind),even if it is perhaps not completely geographically correct… :)
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Monica says:
Cool photo – the West Wind personified! Why is this photo not labelled “clouds that look like things”
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Beate Blecher says:
I thought this shows how clouds are made: the west wind blowing clouds into form… ;)
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So delicate and fragile, like clumps of spider silk drifting through the air!
Thanks, Beate.
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3 thoughts on “Beate Blecher”
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Carolyn Johannesen says:
Lol, nice cloud group, Beate. I reckon they are looking down and thinking they would rather be up there basking in the sun :D
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Beate Blecher says:
I think those two are swimming on their backs, looking at the others – no?
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Anthony Skellern says:
I think they are surfing – and the two on the right have just gone head first into the waves!
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3 thoughts on “Cinderella’s slipper, left behind after the ball. Over the Baltic Sea, Germany.”
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Anthony Skellern says:
CloudClockers ?…CumuloClickers ?… Fans of the Fog ?…
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bryan says:
This is pure eye candy for us cloudy's. Cloudites? Cloudsters? Cloudlings? Clouder's? hmmm I suggest a contest where we as CAS Members decide a cool moniker for us Cloud Watching, picture taking types…. Any body? Great shot by the way Beate….
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One thought on “Could this be a sighting of E.T. in Asperitas?…….spotted over Germany. (”
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One thought on “Here you have Humpty Dumpty, just after the fall, spotted over Luedenscheid, Germany.”
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6 thoughts on “Bad cloud breath over Bielefeld, Germany.”
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Janice Smith says:
one just needs to look to the sky for beauty and sometimes a funny face…excellent!
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Beate Blecher says:
Thanks, Adolpho – it was funny to watch. We have to make up our lack of spectacular views like yours with lookalikes…
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin says:
Hi Beate, now is your turn!.. Very funny picture. Great you were there to take the picture. Congrats!.
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Beate Blecher says:
It started out looking like "big fish eating small fish", and while I was taking photos, the face developed showing different stages of amazement.
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Dag, not sure what’s most impressive: the cloud formation or the friggin’ lighting below! Very nice. :)
Wow, – don’t know how I missed this one – awesome science-fiction sky!
Excellent photograph, Beate!
Thank you both – only wish I had had a tripod to steady the camera a bit more.
What a wonderful picture, Beate!
Great stuff, Beate: nicely done :-)