Showing posts with label cloud triangle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cloud triangle. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Beach Sky Beauty
In January I visited Gleneden Beach in Oregon. The weather was glorious. Above is a triangle cloud I captured, lingering over the ocean.
It hung over the sea for the longest time. I stayed until the cloud turned into a fat little man who seemed to wave when I smiled at him.
Monday, June 30, 2014
Angles in the Sky
These straight lines always catch my attention--here is one I caught over the back fence! Isn't this amazing? But then, clouds are continually amazing to my eyes.
Above is a closeup of this odd configuration as it drifted across the horizon.
This triangle'ish cloud is from a different day. I still found it's look to be intriguing.
Have a lovely week everyone!
Saturday, February 1, 2014
ZigZags and More in the Skies -SkyWatch Friday
I took this photo through the window of the Van as we were traveling...so beautiful, a V in the sky.
Here is another I clicked on Saturday evening. Such a beautiful sky.
Here is a lovely winged zigzag.
The beauty of the heavens above never ceases to amaze my eyes.
If you love clouds as much as I do--join Skywatch Friday to see all the amazing things to be found by looking up. Have a lovely day and Happy Skywatch Friday!
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Mysterious Untouched Photo -Skywatch Friday
I have posted this one before. It is one of my all-time favorites. Do you see the triangle? And the circle in the middle of it? Other than leveling the photo for color, I have not altered the cloud in any way.
I hope you have a wonderful week. There is lots of interesting weather happening right now. Eyes to the skies!
I have found a meme I love. Skywatch Friday--if you love clouds as much as I do--join us to see all the amazing things to be found by looking up.
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Getting Geometric
Here you can see three oval clouds next to a triangle tree top!
I see lots and lots of squares in the clouds. It seems so odd to see a square amidst normally smooth and fluffy clouds. I'll post some of my better pictures of cloud squares at a later time.
Round clouds such as you see above and round spaces in the clouds are more common than you might think. I just love this fluffy circle cloud!
Last you will see a rectangle cloud. This is a rare capture. I caught this from the window of the van, as we were traveling.
Have a lovely Christmas everyone!
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Heart in Triangle -Guest Heart Thursday
Here is another wonderful triangle cloud at sunset, shot from my back yard. As you can see--on the left hand point of the triangle, there is a purple heart.
For more heart art, photography and altogether fabulous heart stuff from around the world, visit Clytie at Random Hearts for Guest Heart Thursday.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Pink Manta Ray?
I caught this amazing cloud formation over the back fence one brisk Fall evening. The color is spectacular, the shape is astounding. There are three triangles h ere--the outer shape and two smaller inner spaces.
In my imagination's eye, this looks like a pink Manta Ray looking down at me as it swims across the skies.
I have a GREAT imagination!
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Heart in Sunset - Pink Saturday
The colors to be found in clouds at sunset and sunrise are amazing to me. Here is a sunset photo filled with pinks, purples, blue and gold. If you look closely--you can see a triangle softly imbedded in the clouds.
Have a beautiful day--may your lives be filled with color and wonder.
For more fabulous pink stuff, join Bev at How Sweet the Sound!
Friday, December 9, 2011
The Shining
I love the way you can see the sun shining through those clouds. If you look closely toward the bottom left, you can clearly see a dark triangle hanging there. I'm always amazed at what can be found in the clouds. Especially the straight line of such things as this triangle!
For more wonderful reflections from around the world, visit James at Weekend Reflections. To see more amazing skies, visit Sky Watch Friday.
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