We don't get these often

[Sebastian]

The most gorgeous puffy clouds. Cought them Monday evening on my drive home.

The white speck in the upper right is the moon.

[darkman]

If you like that, you should move to New Mexico!!! That's typical around here. As well as the best sunsets, and even better sunrises, than any where else. Many a photographer loves it here. It's dry, so you can see miles without any haze.

Now what I want is the lush green, bright colored fall, and the fog and haze. All of which we don't have here.

Isn't it strange how you always want what you don't have. I remember when brianc moved here and was telling me how beatiful the mesa was. All I saw was brown!

Mike

[paulnj]

how did you catch a cloud.... impossible dude!

btw(not that I'm one to talk) the word is CAUGHT

I've had a grey sky for 2 days...... you're not cool posting a blue sky !!!!!

[darkrainfall]

Very nice! I wish I had that here today, as I'm headed out to take pictures and it has turned rainy and far too cold. Hopefully those nice fluffy clouds will make their way south... it's not that far! *smile*

[Asylum Steve]

...I have to say that's not bad.

The cloud "scene" should start to pick up in Central Florida soon, once the rainy season begins.

As I've said before, the one thing this area has better than perhaps any place in the country, maybe even the world, are the most amazing clouds. Sometimes I almost drive off the road marveling at some of the designs and colors.

Guess there are some perks to being stuck in Lightning Alley, eh?...

Here's a panaroma (yes, crudely stiched together in ps) I posted last year. And this was just an AVERAGE day...

The most gorgeous puffy clouds. Cought them Monday evening on my drive home.

The white speck in the upper right is the moon.