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Wildfire moonrise.
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A classic vehicle.
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A puffball hiding in the sky.
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Same canyon as yesterday’s post, but now full of smoke from the Garnet Fire.
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Pine Creek Canyon looking splendid today.
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“Victor Victoria” is still a fabulous film. Lesley Ann Warren’s performance is exceptional.
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Black to grey to blue and white to black again..
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Curling rain over the White Mountains.
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I just saw a Roadrunner jump from my front deck railing to my roof. I’m very confused.
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A rainstorm descends on the eastern side of the valley in the late afternoon, dividing the view into contrasting horizontal bands.
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Intermittent shadows on the Buttermilks are always fun.
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Tungsten Hills, which slope to the east and are quite knobbly, always look good in late afternoon light.
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Wheeler Crest in summer.
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A typical late summer afternoon in Round Valley.
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Cumulonimbus that hasn’t been torn, appearing so different than in my two previous posts. So friendly and fluffy.
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Here’s a closeup of the spikes. They definitely look wind-drawn to me. And there’s a surprise bit of rainbow.
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We’ve had some interesting clouds, unusual in August. I’ve been seeing this spiking cumulonimbus recently, and I’m speculating that this is caused by rising winds tearing the normally smooth clouds. Something to follow up on, for me.
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Firebird in the cirrus.
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More clouds with character.
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The muted tones of a summer sunset.
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I think a generation at Amazon must have retired, because they used to avoid aggravating features designed to get in your face, but the cracks have started to seep with annoyances: they advertise their own shows on Prime Video; they don’t let the credits run, you have to leap for the remote to prevent autoplay; and now my Kindle version of All Systems Red (Murderbot Diaries 1) has changed the cover art from the original to Apple TV’s cover.
I haven’t bought anything from Amazon for half a year, and I’m only watching videos until my Prime subscription runs out. Twenty five years of being a geek’s dream shopping, and the marketing shits have finally taken over.
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Sometimes the clouds lose all color, but still have internal light, often emerging through some ill-defined swirl.
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Big puffball. Looks like an old sailing ship to me.
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When there are partially cloudy skies to the west in the afternoon, look east and see the land change.
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From spring, when the snow was fading, but storms were topping it up, on the Pine Creek mountains.
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