[Photos] Clouds.

[moonvoice]

These match my mood a bit.
Not grumpy.
Just heavy and a bit stormy.
Tumours growing will do that to you.
Neuroendocrine Cancer is a pain in the ass.
(Or in my case, the neck and head).


Cloudbird.








The Spider.





The Crooked Finger



Alien Skies









A Fragment.



The Bomb.



The Line.









And a rooftop, for scale and closeness.

Comments

[cmcmck]

Hugs

Stunning pics whatever the reason.

[moonvoice]

*hugs* Thank you! I do love days like this. :)

[wendelah1]

Your photos always make me happy. The clouds are so beautiful.

[moonvoice]

So glad you like them! I'm going to try and be a bit more diligent about posting photos this year. :)

[redheart]

<333 I love all of your descriptions for these clouds.

[moonvoice]

So many things to see within them :)

[citrakayah]

How'd you come up with the titles?

[moonvoice]

Idk, really. There's no process to it. I often just go with whatever I see in them or think about when I look at them. :)

[frith]

Somehow, the clouds around here aren't anywhere near as textured and interesting. Right now it's just a grey-white shroud that blankets the sky and bleeds down into a mist at the horizon. It's also snowing. I like the top-most Alien Sky, it has great depth.

[moonvoice]

Yeah, I've noticed that different biomes/countries have like, really different cloud formation styles even if they're getting the same class of clouds. (England, for example, doesn't have 'adventurous' clouds as often as Perth, even though it has considerably more cloud cover in general).

It's mostly down to wind (Perth is the third windiest major city in the world), humidity and heat. Wind/humidity is texture, and heat is colour. They're not hard and fast rules by any means, and anywhere in the world can have spectacular skies, but I do think it does influence things. :)