When I was a child I first learned to lie down and look up at the sky, especially the clouds and create stories and ideas about their shapes etc. I just adore these clouds, stunning.
Thanks so much. I spent a good deal of time doing the same thing, Paul. I’m less likely to stretch out my old bones on the ground these days, but I still keep my eyes trained upward.
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Sandy, those are heavenly photos!
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Thanks. Clouds are so fascinating!
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I like the light in these images a lot, especially in the middle photo.
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Thanks. Appreciate that!
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This is stunning b&w photography, Sandy! They are so moody and atmospheric … ethereal.
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So glad you liked them!
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When I was a child I first learned to lie down and look up at the sky, especially the clouds and create stories and ideas about their shapes etc. I just adore these clouds, stunning.
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Thanks so much. I spent a good deal of time doing the same thing, Paul. I’m less likely to stretch out my old bones on the ground these days, but I still keep my eyes trained upward.
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Yes, lol, me too.
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the top photo looks like and angel wing
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Yes, I think so, too.
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You have some awe-inspiring photos on display this week. Thanks Sandy 😀
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Happy to share, Cee! Thanks.
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Beautiful. The first photo has the lightness of feathers. I love it.
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Thank you. Clouds seldom disappoint!
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Like angel wings!
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Yes!
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These are all great, but I love the last one. It almost looks three dimensional.
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I’m always amazed by all the different shapes clouds can take.
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They can be mesmerizing.
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