Cloud Wave
I like turbulent weather. It gives my sky photography some interesting grist.
I like turbulent weather. It gives my sky photography some interesting grist.
Blue lining among silvery clouds.
The weather was very changeable out here today. We had a little bit of everything: blue skies, clouds, rain, sunshine. I like the wispy white forms in front of dark hill tops.
Long line and dash, written on the the sky. Those pesky, earthbound details did combine, however to give me a portrait when dimension collapsed.
I think I waited a bit too long before snapping this shot. Little Puff was a little larger just a couple of minutes before I got the sun out of my eyes enough to take the picture.
By the time I got outside to snap a photo of this cloud, it changed from its original representation of a nerve synapse. The gap between the two aerial nerves collapsed to yield the elongated shape with corrugations in its midsection. It became an amorphous space ship looking for a place to land.
I noticed this cloudy moon on my home from work on New Year’s Eve. A fitting end to a gloomy year. I hope the next one is better,
Only a small portion of this composition bears a resemblance to a fox (to me). It is a conglomeration of figures inside an amorphous cloud. What figures can you see in this composition?
I don’t have an unobstructed view of the sky from our back window. Black telephone and/or power lines interrupt the scene. I pretend that the sky in the picture below is hanging out to dry on the three clotheslines thoughtfully provided.
Something in the automatic settings of my photo editing software made the top part of my cloud picture turn gray. I like to think that it is the darkness of the upper atmosphere.