Last Friday, I left work and made a few stops on the way home when I noticed this very unusual cloud formation. Since I carry my camera in my purse, I took the time to snap a few shots when I got out of the car. Apparently a lot of people were curious, because on the news that night, viewers had sent in their photos asking about them. I just thought they were really cool.
posted by Nankin at 2:30 PM
My last day after 37 years and 9 months was 12/31/11. I am so enjoying not dragging my butt out of bed at 5:30 in the morning; not having ravenous alligators stacked at my door snarling for their pound of flesh;not dealing with all the people with their hands out saying, "Gimmie." I'd like to publish some of my writing and I'm contemplating the possibility of becoming a freelance copy editor. I'm married and have a grown son and daughter. They have blessed me with a grandson and a grandaughter. I'm a native Californian who got lost and wound up in Illinos, then migrated south to Texas. Hallelujah!
2 Comments:
I noticed your pictures here and had to make a comment. It's not only having a camera with you, but realizing that you have one and taking the pictures.
To this day, I want to kick myself once time my brother and I saw a very strange cloud formation that resembled a funnel cloud (it was a beautiful day otherwise) and I had a working videocamera in the back seat.
In fact, there's been a couple times that I've had a chance to take a great picture, camera in hand, but was so engrossed in the moment that I never thought to use it.
You do wonder what would make clouds like that.
I could probably carry my camera, but to remember to put the little card that actually holds the pictures back in it is another thing.
Everytime I see clouds like this I think that only God can get away with that. If I did a painting with those kind of clouds people would not think it looked real.
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