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This photo can't do justice to some of the interesting cloud twists and turns as the storm rolled in from the northwest at the DuPage Airport. (Undulatus asperatus)
Time-lapse video: youtu.be/mwbCaXSpXj4
More photos and radar app screen capture: basicbill.com/post/52753423276/dpastorm6112013
I like this place at NIGHT, just 5 minutes from home. It's always surprising how cool the cloud action looks on the photo. This was taken yesterday (could not wait until fullmoon). 5 minutes afterwards it started to rain heavily. I got wet even so it was only 30 meters to the car. Hard to imagine when you see the beautiful blue sky. Exposure 125 seconds.
I read this recently, but there is no reference to who wrote it...but I liked it :)
"Clouds represent divinity, pure thought and pure being, emptiness and everything. Clouds are creations of polar opposites existing as one in such a freedom of being they never become fixed in form, just like the flow of water clouds tell us to be free from everything yet as pure as divinity.
Clouds are dreams that make us ponder everything we don't understand but are designed to search out. Therefore clouds are creations way of telling us never to settle in one thing or another because in doing so we become fixed and fixed objects always resist the natural flow of universal fluidity. Be like a cloud, free and in heaven always shifting form and always moving through the skies of infinite space and timeless wisdom. To see and contemplate the clouds is to learn oneself just as it is in all of the elements of nature." ~ author unknown ~
And some cloud puffs at sunset- a perfect day is ending.
In Explore Dec 11, 2012
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Und zum Abschluss eines schönen Tages ein paar Schäfchenwolken.
Im Explore 11. Dez. 2012
On to barnage. Actually, silage, seldom seeds, was usually dumped from an elevator, screw, conveyor or blower, into the top of a silo, thus the names. McIntosh was a dairying operation and that necessitated pasture, haying and storing whatever might work for winter cattle feed. I suppose that, because there have been some sprinkles recently, any contents could smell a bit gamey - extra protein? I thought that I might get an interesting composition from these elements if I could divine a title. The name was a slam-dunk if off subject but this is the title and the image..
The McIntosh/Lohr Agricultural Museum is under-utilized. It would be great if the kids could see some of the horse drawn farming implements in actual use. This is also a great place for a weekend stroll and a sandwich at a picnic table with the kids. I took advantage of this day near McIntosh Lake Park at the ag museum from where I can access the lake loop. The entire path loops around the lake and is 3.5 miles. It looks like the day might be cut short. Lake Shore Drive is in town while the far west side is just out of town. On that day, I was intent upon detail shots of gears and saw this on my stroll down to the lake.
We are now experiencing spring in as the land greens. Even Orange Man Boner is claiming that he is not a scientist; a reasonable claim for a drunk. I believe what he says; he doesn't even understand the effects of loads of alcohol on his human body! Recently we have been graced with dud skies again, so I am trying to take advantage of them as I can. We sent more tornadoes east, "Moore IS less!" Yesterday, served up more clouding and a promise of more 80-90s. We might be creeping up on 70s but they should be in August. See if you can detect the climate changes around your locale. Atacama desert is being flushed downstream.
This is a lough up in the Wicklow hills in Ireland, the water was very still and it created a nice mirror effect. There were some ominous clouds heading towards us though.
View from the Denali Highway, Alaska.
Butting heads with my new computer, Windows 10, and Photoshop CC 2015. The colors here are far warmer than they look within Photoshop. So frustrating!