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Posted by Linda Bourgault on 03/29/2009 06:19 AM

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34 Comments on Speechless Sundays—Peek-A-Boo Sky...

MAR

Linda, that is beautiful! Have a wonderful Speechless Sunday!

I love the silhouette of the trees! Beautiful! Have a wonderful day...the sky ISN'T the limit, after all.

Linda, Neat picture... Like Mara, I do like the silhouette of the trees...

ToulaRosebrock.com Hi Linda:

WOW...what a cloud formation!

Great shot...

Keep sending those north Texas clouds our way. We got rain last week for the first time in a long time. Enjoy your Sunday.

Kind of speaks to me ... like it's saying ... grey skies are clearing, now get busy! :)

Thanks for sharing!

Hi Andrea—It's great to see you again... thanks for stopping by and have a soulful Sunday!

Hi Mara—I'm glad you noticed the trees... that's what got my attention at first instead of the sky. I like it when people think outside of the box. Thank you!

Hey Mike—Good to see you...and know you like the trees along with Mara. Thanks.

Hi Toula—I always smile when I see your pink tulip...thanks for visiting... always enjoy your comments.

Hi Wayne—Believe me, if I had any influence over the weather I'd be sending you a nice, slow soaking rain right this minute. I do hope you get some rain soon! Take care and thank you!

Hi Carol—Always good to see you... and what a terrific imterpretation of the image... I like it - a lot! Thanks.

Linda Wow, I'm speechless! The cloud formation and the silhouette are fantastic. Thanks.

Linda, the "tiny" holes of blue sky in this one between the clouds are amazing.

Nice photo... is that before a rain or after a rain?

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

Hi there SIS-Absolutely a gorgeous sky. You are SO very talented. Have yourself a wonderful Sunday. Catch later. :-)

Hi Michael—In this case "speechless" is very good... thank you for visiting. Have a wonderful Sunday!

Hi Gary—Your comments are invaribly one of a kind... and have a unique perspective... I like it Thanks and have a wonderful Sunday!

Hi Charles—I shot this late yesterday afternoon in a gale force wind... it was frigid (at least for me), but we didn't have any rain yesterday in my area. Thanks and have a great day!

Hey lil' Sistah—I'm working on something special just for you... you're gonna LUV it - LOL!!! :-) Stay tuned... Thank you and have a wonderful Sunday ((((((((hug))))))))

What a great picture. Thanks for sharing with us. (I am a retired AF Weather Forecaster and find cloud formations interesting. LOL)

Hi Ron—I've always been fascinated with cloud formations too... my dad was an avid weather guy. I worked for the AF for 10 years in San Antonio. It's a small world. Thanks for stopping by... always good to see you. Have a wonderful Sunday!

Great shot of the sky and clouds , a good use of appurature on shutter speed on this photo

Hi Sonny—How are things in Seattle. I used to visit family there for over ten years. It's one of my favorite places.Thanks for stopping by and for your kind comment. Hope business is good for you in the Emerald City!

Very lovely photo, Linda. Peaceful and dreamy.

Debi

Hi Debi—Thanks for stopping by... always a pleasure seeing you. If there hadn't been a gale force wind while I was shooting I would have appreciated the peacefulness of the landscape much more - LOL! Thanks and have a great week

MAR

Hi There LuLu: You just have to love the variety of cloud formations and how they play with our imaginations. Love the tree line-up too :-)

Hi GayGay—There's an infinite display of cloud formations which makes watching them so intriguing... never dull or the same! My poor brain is weary after a long day of talking to difficult lenders and trying to help people understand the basics of VA Eligibility, etc. I think I need to go out and look at the clouds to lighten my spirits - LOL. Great to see you. Have a wonderful week!

LuLu - Your photograph is wonderful and the trees running along the bottom of your photo really add contras. But I have to agree with Gary on his comment, the blue showing through the clouds make this photo.

Featured at: CLOUDS AT ACTIVERAIN (clouds attached)

Vegas Bob

Hey Vegas Bob—The blue showing through the clouds is why I named it as I did, i.e. Peek-a-boo Clouds.

Thank you for featurig me at CLOUDS AT ACTIVERAIN (clouds attached)! I look forward to posting at least one photo a week whether it's in Coulds at Activerain, Wordless Wednesday, or Speechless Sunday. Clouds is a fun, friendly and supportive group and it makes me work harder to get some great shots. Photography has become a passion... now if I could only find a way to get paid for it - LOL!

Thanks... doing a RAIN dance once again.

Hey Linda, I really love this picture of the clouds! I'm trying to remember which type of cloud this is? It's not cumulus. Is it nimbus or sirrus? Anyway, very lovely!

MAR

Hi Marian—I'm not a cloud identification expert, but I'm pretty sure these clouds are of the cumulus family... either an altocumulus or a stratocumulus. I get these confused as I can only recall the difference between the two is altitude, but if I had to bet I'd say they were altocumulus. Cirrus are the feathery and streaked clouds we see in the upper regions of the atmosphere. Nimbus clouds are usually associated with thunderheads, but are a combination of nimbus and another cloud I don't recall right now.

So much form my cloud knowledge which is probably in error...LOL! Thanks for commenting. Have a great week!

That is a beautiful picture! I agree with everybody about the trees at the bottom. Too Cool!

Hi Pat— I love your red hat! And it's great to see a new face... The trees are an added touch of interest that everyone, including you, seems to like. Thanks for stopping by... hope to see you again soon. Have a great week!

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