I think these clouds look like big fat cotton balls in the sky! To see more wonderful skies from around the world, don't miss SkyWatch Friday.
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17 comments:
Reminds me of the large painting of Georgia O"Keeffe that's hanging in the Chicago Art Institute.
It has only been a week, but I miss these skies.
what a great pattern in the sky! have a great weekend lois!!
So pretty! Love this kind of clouds.
How pretty! It's like a quilt of clouds! Happy friday :-D
That's a good one!
Very interesting clouds, they make a lovely design in the sky.
Have a lovely weekend.
☼ Sunny
Oh, I love those cotton ball clouds! They're so beautiful and what a terrific capture, Lois! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Sylvia
Awesome cottony clouds. Happy weekend!
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That's great. I agree with Kate it looks like a Georgia O'Keefe painting.
Too bad you don't have some snow to go along with them.
Cotton balls or cotton candy ... they sure are pretty!
I think I would have liked your dad. And I think you would like Nell!
Have a wonderful weekend!
You're right about the cotton balls, a great photo.
Always better than snow clouds.. don't you agree.
Have a wonderful weekend, Lois.
be happy and well,
Pam
Wonderful sky.
A nice sky watch. I was in a plane about a week ago, flying above deep clouds. It was fascinating seeing the patterns from above instead of from below. I really should post one or two of them.
Fluffy cotton!
Good, clear photo - were you in a plane at the time? They remind me of a knitting pattern mum used to do.
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