Clouds pile up and gather overhead as the sun sets.
It's going to be a stormy evening.
It's going to be a stormy evening.
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Stormy evening
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A dramatic and gorgeous photo! I like the "face" in the darkest clouds. I also enjoy the drama of the picture. Good photo!
How can that be a photograph? That is a painting!Very Maxfield Parrish-like.
Hmmmm…. I can see the Parrish reference perhaps in some of the coloration — the "peach-ich" tones in some of the clouds — but I'd not venture to compare it to his work. Thanks! — JG
Thanks, it was a dramatic sight in person as well. The dramatic contrast of the scene is why I wanted to record it. Face? I don't see one though I do see a dancer right of center!I've looked at clouds from
both sides now
From up and down and still somehow
It's cloud's illusions I recall
I really don't know clouds at all– Judy Collins, "Both Sides Now" | OldieLyrics.com
Perfect lyrics for this picture. I see the dancer as well!
Laughing! I see the face! He/she is looking heavenward. The lightest, brightest part is their forehead, then the eye sockets, sadly the nose was knocked off by one of the big black clouds flying by, then lastly the mouth is puckered so it can whistle a little tune!
Gosh! I can usually make out these things but I still don't see it. I'll stick with my dancer. — JG