Yup. Big Ol' puffy cumulus clouds, viewed from the same angle as this morning's sunrise pics in the post just below. And these same clouds make intriguing images when viewed in reflection of the Green Hornet's still (sorta) immaculate paint. Again, the images: 
The first pic is just to give you some perspective, the other two are rather interesting abstract sort of images. Which just goes to prove that I'm easily amused, if nothing else.Now that we've done that... we should probably end where we began... with Joni.
I LOVE this woman.
I like the swirling cloud images in the Hornet.
ReplyDeleteNice imagery in the Hornet - very artistic. I love that kind of alternative viewpoint. It's so important to look around us, there is so much more to see that what we think.
ReplyDeleteGood to see that the weather wasn't so terrible that you had to forego happy hour.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, BTW.
I LOVE the sky over New Mexico...last time I was there I took a ton of pics...just has a different quality to it than out here. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteSudsy!
ReplyDeleteOoooooh! Trippy!
ReplyDeleteNot much better than a nice day, a good beer, just kicking back and enjoying God's show.
Thank you all for the kind words. The weather was actually pretty fine yesterday afternoon. Warm, yes. Breezy (heh), yes. But the two in combination worked out really well, especially under the awning "mit bier." The winds made for an ever-changing skyscape, and that was a Good Thing.
ReplyDeleteBuck, the time spent in admiring the Good Things of life are not clocked against your alloted span of time. Just like fishing.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy.
Cat: I most assuredly agree with you about time spent admiring life's Good Stuff.
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