Photo of the day.

[moonvoice]

Thunderstorms are currently rolling in from over our vast deserts.
Hello desert clouds.
You are always so interesting.
I have decided I'm a bit of a cloudophile.
Might start getting some books on the subject.

Comments

[minxi]

oh I LOVE this!

[moonvoice]

Thank you! :D Though really, the clouds should get all the credit; I was just there to watch the awesomeness.

[silverjackal]

I love the deep, steely blue of the storms. :)

[moonvoice]

Me too; it didn't amount to much - just like the thunderstorms of yesterday didn't amount to much (here, I can't speak for the rest of the state).

[herlander_refugee]

Beautiful!

[moonvoice]

Thank you. :)

[spider_fox]

You probably are a cloudophile. Every time the clouds above me go epic I'm always reminded of you and your photos.

[moonvoice]

Yeah, I do love the clouds very much, I think I will start collecting books on the subject.

[tangledaxon]

Wow. I want to live inside that photo.

[moonvoice]

If only you could get here easily! There's so much awesomeness, especially here as it's Spring right now - Spring WA thunderstorms + wildflowers + wet eucalyptus smell = awesome.

[acelightning]

I love thunderstorms! And I am endlessly fascinated by the many forms that clouds display. You may enjoy The Cloud Appreciation Society.

[moonvoice]

Oh! Thank you so much for the link. <3 :)

[acelightning]

My truest home is the sky... or just up.

And here's another link, to a very famous poem about clouds.

[red_trillium]

Beautiful, very moody and intense.

[moonvoice]

They were such lovely clouds.

[starstrider]

Gods, if I lived there I'd definitely be a cloudophile! The clouds here are so boring...

[moonvoice]

Are they? If only I could send you our epic clouds!

[white_rabbit]

Looooooove. :D

[moonvoice]

Yay! :D

[ariestess]

Such a beautiful picture!

[moonvoice]

Thank you. :)

[kehleyr]

Beautiful!

[moonvoice]

Thank you. :)

[shimmerhawk]

Those are some weird clouds! I'm curious how storm clouds build over a desert since I assume it's pretty dry, like where the moisture for them comes from.