[Photos] Keep looking up.
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moonvoiceWe got new blinds the other day, I'll put photos of them up probably next year, lmao.
Although that's not too far away now!
2020 approacheth. We'll be in the 20s, and FINALLY I can start saying a proper decade because saying the 'oughts' and the 'tens' sounded so absurd. But ah, the twenties? And we are not exactly advancing as a species, are we?
We took this one night at a friend's, and I said from the table 'it's going to be a good sunset.' And it was. So we all went outside to enjoy it. I love that I'm getting pretty good at 'reading' whether we'll get a dull sunset or a technicolor one. (It's heat, humidity, and cloud formation).
This was from the same evening as above. The glow is a burst of rain catching the sun's rays.
This was one of the strangest cloud formations I'd ever seen. And then I realised it looked like an exclamation mark, which was exactly how I felt seeing it.
This was the same sky that also gave me The Seahorse.
Same as it ever was.
Tiny precise details! You know what that means right? You guessed it, cirrocumulus!
Sun behind the clouds.
I mean come on
I like taking photos of storm and rain clouds, and seeing the shapes that might almost be indistinguishable from the rest of the grey. But not quite.
I loved the 3 (4) holes poked into that central gray wave.
Even rain clouds have something to say.
A half-moon, some stunningly crisp cumulus formations.
I could not believe the strength of that honey yellow burst.
That very same sky, but without the moon. Like gauzy silk underwater.
Although that's not too far away now!
2020 approacheth. We'll be in the 20s, and FINALLY I can start saying a proper decade because saying the 'oughts' and the 'tens' sounded so absurd. But ah, the twenties? And we are not exactly advancing as a species, are we?
We took this one night at a friend's, and I said from the table 'it's going to be a good sunset.' And it was. So we all went outside to enjoy it. I love that I'm getting pretty good at 'reading' whether we'll get a dull sunset or a technicolor one. (It's heat, humidity, and cloud formation).
This was from the same evening as above. The glow is a burst of rain catching the sun's rays.
This was one of the strangest cloud formations I'd ever seen. And then I realised it looked like an exclamation mark, which was exactly how I felt seeing it.
This was the same sky that also gave me The Seahorse.
Same as it ever was.
Tiny precise details! You know what that means right? You guessed it, cirrocumulus!
Sun behind the clouds.
I mean come on
I like taking photos of storm and rain clouds, and seeing the shapes that might almost be indistinguishable from the rest of the grey. But not quite.
I loved the 3 (4) holes poked into that central gray wave.
Even rain clouds have something to say.
A half-moon, some stunningly crisp cumulus formations.
I could not believe the strength of that honey yellow burst.
That very same sky, but without the moon. Like gauzy silk underwater.
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Date: 2019-11-29 10:09 am (UTC)Such lovely pics, especially as we haven't had a glimpse of the sun for almost a month!
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Date: 2019-11-29 10:04 pm (UTC)Knowing when there's going to be a good sunset sounds like an excellent skill to have. I'm getting there, but still have a long way to go. Got any tips?
I saw a great example of Undulatus Asperatus... so naturally I didn't have a camera to hand. XD
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