Showing posts with label Clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clouds. Show all posts

Saturday, 4 April 2015

Dawn Spectacular


One of the few joys of an early start - catching this spectacular dawn sight. (It was very kind of the train to be a couple of minutes late that morning). 

Confession: it is photoshopped to boost the contrast, but that's all. 



Pearly Greys


I've never really thought how about how ... textured storm clouds can be. 



Dusky Hues


The soft pink sweeps of dusk...



Friday, 20 March 2015

Smooth Palette


Applied with the gentlest of wind-brushes... 



Crepuscular Rays


This is what I always vaguely imagine is meant when people talk about crepuscular rays. 


Tuesday, 17 March 2015

Bubblegum Dusk


Except for the tiniest bit of cropping to remove most of the electric wires, this is unphotoshopped. Yes, this cloud was actually that colour!


Silver Stew


"The sky was angry that day, my friends..."


Cloud Archipelago


Islands in a blue ocean, far above. 


On the way home


Before the setting sun, the clouds have words to make...


March Theme: Head in the Clouds

I had the idea for this month's theme as soon as March clicked over. 

Can there really be that much variety? Ask the non-cloud people. More than I would have thought, I reply. 

At any rate, it gives me an excuse to walk around with my head in the clouds :-)



Friday, 19 September 2014

Wind-Combed Clouds


I remembered to look up to the sky before starting the ignition, and I saw this beautiful skyscape, which had me scrambling for the phone/camera...

Beautiful clouds, shaped and brushed by the wind. 


Tuesday, 25 March 2014

Running Elephant Morphs into Flying Eagle

Yes, that's right - this cloud looks to me like a running elephant morphing into an eagle!

Take that, Mr Squiggle!

Actually, that description also sounds like a bit of a Tai Ji description to me - but I have no idea what a 'running elephant' would look like in Tai Ji. 

Anyway, it's a good thing this morphing action (transmogrifiation, as per Calvin of Calvin & Hobbes) is happening above the reddening leaves of a deciduous tree - it now qualifies neatly for this month's theme!