I looked out of my office window when I saw Carmi's cloudspotting theme and, of course, there wasn't a cloud in the sky. However I have managed to find a few photos containing clouds and as usual some are there by accident; in others the clouds 'make' the shot.
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| Cloudy Horizon - Traverse City, Michigan |
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| Norwegian Fjord in Autumn |
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| Air Monaco Helicopter coming in to land at Nice Airport |
Just two clouds for company - good visibility all round.
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| Majorca - early morning clouds |
Back home in England large clouds dwarf the bridges at Yarm.
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| Yarm Bridge and Viaduct (behind) from the Teesdale Way |
From Saltholme Nature Reserve there is a good view of the Transporter Bridge under a cloudy sky/
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| Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge |
And a close up with the clouds above.
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| Looking up |
You can't have failed to spot the clouds.
The clouds cannot be reached this way.
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| Firefighters practising with a Simon Snorkel Ladder |
The English county of Cornwall is also known as the Land of the Saints or Cornubia.
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| Cornubia - painted by John Miller |
This picture hangs in Truro Cathedral. It was painted to celebrate the centenary of the Cathedral in 1980. I am glad the clouds did not block out the light.
7 comments:
Not been too many clouds round here the last couple of days. Like your pictures of clouds. Love the Norwegian one.
Cool pictures. I especially like the boats and the firefighters.
Great photos and you have the same music taste as my brother, no me I am afraid.
All your great shots are enhanced by the clouds, Bob. Special thanks for showing us the painting- it's lovely. I would really like to see the original.
Why a duck?
(Couldn't resist.)
Very nice pics, Bob.
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You have the gift of locating scenes of staggering beauty, near and far, and then shooting them with serious grace.
Keep on keeping on: I love your vision, clouds and all.
Clouds add so much interest to these images, Bob. A blue sky is all very well but lacks character by comparison. I note storm clouds were not allowed to spoil the party.
Ann
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