Linking to Nancy’s blog.
As usual, I had my head in the clouds; but that wasn’t what left this indelible mark engraved there. 
Linking to Nancy’s blog.
As usual, I had my head in the clouds; but that wasn’t what left this indelible mark engraved there.
Interesting. Not sure what I’m seeing, but last weekend we saw contrails in the sky. Creative for “engraved”!
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I think that’s what it is, though there was no sign of an aircraft, just a fully-clouded sky resembling two pieces of quilt batting loosely stitched together.
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nice contrail.
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Thanks, Theresa. 🙂 The rest of the sky was fully clouded, just this one little “seam” in it.
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This one reminds me of a soft, cottony baby’s blanket.
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It does resemble a blanket to me, too, Maxi.
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I was thinking it looked like a cozy fleece blanket too…very nice shot.
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Thanks, Patti.
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Very cool!
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Thanks, Bella. (I saw that name used on another blog comment, is this ok?)
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I like it 🙂
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Thanks, Janna.
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Your cloud photo looks like a piece of contemporary art — would expect a painting like it to hang in some gallery.
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Interesting thought, Kitty. I hadn’t “seen” it that way.
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I like all the comments! It really is an interesting photo.
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Thanks, Nancy. That photo has been sitting around awhile, wasn’t sure what to do with it as it was so unusual, but it needed to be shared. Thanks for providing the stage.
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Well, what I see is a great page for an art journal. A good starting background to work on. Sometimes I take photos I call texture shots, which are just that. It could be grass, a patch of weeds, bark on a tree or clouds. So this makes a good texture shot for what could be an ethereal piece. Guess I better start watching the clouds more. Nice shot.
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I’ve taken texture shots, too, just haven’t done anything with them yet. I plan to change that in 2012! Thanks for stopping by, Coleen.
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