On our way back from Indiana on Labor Day, I asked the good Lord to show me a cloud that had some excitement to it; that looked like something and He did! Not long after my prayer, I looked out my passenger window and saw the above cloud. As I started pulling my magic camera out of it black bag, Don asked me, "Now what are you taking a picture of?" with the emphasis on the word "now". Because I was cloud/sky watching, I guess Don saw there was no noteworthy scenery since he asked this question. I simply told him, "A heart cloud." "A heart cloud." He repeated not as a question. Yes, Indeedy. A heart cloud. I am rather proud of this one. What would be the odds of finding another heart cloud again?
I took the 1st shot, we hit a bump in the road which made me get some of the truck in the left side of the shot. So I took the second one just to make sure I got this one in a lifetime cloud. It sort of amazed me the difference in the color of the sky in a matter of seconds.
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26 comments:
Hey..I just joined Sky Watch. I thought I would start on the bottom of the SkyWatch list and work backwards. I just found out about the group today.
Great pictures. It is amazing how the clouds can take on a different shape.
Yes, Heart Clouds. Beautiful shot.
I didn't see it until you mentioned "heart cloud" and then I saw it. That makes it very special. I would make prints of those and keep them in your hope chest or somewhere that your grandchildren can look at them.
My blog post for Sky Watch is on my Canon Pixels and if you have any spare time I would appreciate it if you could take a look at the sun peeking through the oak tree leaves.
Thanks.
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Hi Tammy Warren! Welcome. Thanks. Yes, clouds are amazing. Thanks for stopping by. I'll stop by a bit later...
Thanks. Luiz. What a wonderful idea, Abe. I will check out your's in just a few. Thanks to all of you for the comments.
Too cute!
Fun photos for sky watch friday, goes to show you never know what is up there in the sky till you spend more time looking that way.
Thanks for sharing.
I hope you two are fine... and to see this shot from you two makes it all the better..
I'm sorry I've not drop by of late but with the numbers we get on Sky Watch I can only visit so many... I appreciate the fact you join in each week and help to make Sky Watch what it is..
Tom... :O)
nice catch of the heart cloud
those are neat!!
Its nice to see some new faces visiting. Thanks Pearl Maple. You are so right... you never know. Yes, Tom, we are doing fine. Glad you could stop by. I be by to see you soon... Thanks Tommy V & Mary Huges. I appreciate all the visits and comments
Good eye!
Well caught!
Cheers, Klaus
Becky: That shot leaves no doubt what you saw, I love it when clouds form shapes.
Thank you Klaus. Cheers to you too.
Hi Fishing Guy! I love when I get could formations such as this one also. Thanks for stoppin by. I'll be by in a few... from Becky Voyles since blogger is giving me a hard time signing in! GRRR!
The heart clouds are amazing. That is a perfect shot.
Thanks a lot, Carver.
OH WOW... that's truly special... it's not very often that you will see something so neat as that! Great shots!
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A definite keeper. This photo is just beautiful and the heart is a keeper, I would frame it and put it up on the wall.
Those are absolutely beautiful!
Ha ha... I tilted my head immediately, when I saw the photo, and began reading, hoping to find why the landscape was tilted. Yes, that's a clever capture of the heart-shaped cloud. Good one!
Becky, those pictures give me goosebumps!!
Amazing. Totally amazing!!
Absolutely unique! I have never seen a heart shaped cloud before! It's a keeper!
Running behind in reading posts but finally here and was looking to see if you posted Blog Your Blessings Sunday this week -- the owner wrote about updating his blogroll since several haven't posted in many weeks. . . maybe you just did it once after seeing mine?
Sorry that you sounded disappointed that I am not into modern art like your neat picture from last post. Isn't it wonderful tho that many people have different tastes in art appreciation. . .
WOW! Thanks, Michelle & John! Coming from the both of you, that makes me feel even better about this photo. Yes, Denise, it is definetly a keeper. I plan to put one in my hope chest as Abe suggested and one up on the wall.
Well, in this case, goosebumps are a good thing, Jo! Yes, Perbs, it is unique and a keeper. I have a post in mind for Blog Your Blessing, just haven't composed it yet but will before the end of the night I hope. It is neat we are all so different with different talents the good Lord had given us.
Those clouds are wonderful.
I hear you're on the BYB blogroll. I use a modified version of that list because so many on it don't participate regularly; cutting it down saved me time. I would love to add your name to my blogroll, if that's ok!
awesome heart clouds ~~ happy SWF!
Hi Sandy Carlson! I'll give that a shot. thanks and thanks for wanting to add me to your blogroll. That made my day & its been a good one all day. Made me feel even better. Thank you, laura~peach~.-
i am really close to Augusta I just love Savannah it is about 140 miles from here and I try to go every year but this year i have not been able to go.
My husband used to work in columbus but now he works close to home at fort gordon!
Thanks for the info Laura. Just wondering where in Columbus your hubby worked?
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