Wordless Wednesday – Allow your photo(s) to tell the story.
Linking To The Sunday Stills Photography Challenge – Theme: White
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Wordless Wednesday – Allow your photo(s) to tell the story.
Linking To The Sunday Stills Photography Challenge – Theme: White
Copyright © 2022 hughsviewsandnews.com – All rights reserved.
Hugh's Views & News 
Wow – that first picture 😮
Thank you. Glad you like it.
Beautiful cloud cover in the first photo. I also watched the Youtube video. That is certainly a lot of snow all round. Great capture.
Thank you, Mabel. We are blessed with all the variety of weather we get. I sure do enjoy experiencing 4 different seasons every year.
Love the first picture. Stunning! 🙂
Thank you.
That’s a lot of white, Hugh! That first cloud picture is particularly stunning, and I love the fog.
Thanks, Marsha. That cloud was pretty spectacular.
It truly was. 🙂
Beautiful whites, Hugh. That cloud is so dramatic! A great capture.
Yes, some clouds are fluffy, but that one was certainly an eye-opener, Diana.
Lovely, Hugh!
Foggy morning looks just like a painting.
They can do. I rather like the mysteriousness foggy mornings bring.
Gorgeous photos, Hugh! I usually don’t like the color white, but you’ve depicted it quite well and attractively. 🙂
I’m glad you think so, Liesbet. I love my ‘weathering whites.’ They help clear away the cobwebs in my mind.
What a pleasure to see the boys running and playing in the snow, Hugh. These were all great photos. ❤
Both of them love the snow, Colleen. I only wish it snowed more regularly for them. Sadly, climate change has put an end to that.
It’s been a chilly (almost snowless) winter here in Michigan, Hugh. I think climate change is affecting us all!
Good to see that I’m not the only one living in a winter-white world 🙂
The video was taken back in 2017. Since then, we’ve not had much snow, but the hard frosts still continue. Lovely for walking in and helping to clear the cobwebs in my mind.
It’s -14C here now, too cold to clear the cobwebs 🙂
It’s warmer in my fridge.
LOL!
What a great idea for a theme to show off various white images depicting weather, Hugh! That cloud shot is spectacular and for those who must know it is a cirrus spissatus cumulonimbogenitus, (say that fast 3 times, haha) “a dense, cirrus, anvil-shaped cloud.” My daughter got me “The Pocket Cloud Book” for Christmas. Pretty cool! Great close-up of the frost. At least your fog photo has a glimmer of sun in it! Beautiful whites, thanks for sharing your photography this week!
What a great Christmas present to have received, Terri.
Being British, I love talking about the weather, but I have no idea when it comes to naming clouds. The best I can do is give a name based on its shape. We get some spectacular shaped clouds here on Swansea bay. And when they look as if they’re touching the sea, it makes them even more dazzling to look at.
The official cloud names are tongue-twisters, Hugh! Clouds over bodies of water seem to behave differently. When we were at the delta and someone shared the name of the circular clouds as “lenticular” (Lens-shaped) it made so much sense. Fun stuff!
I’m not very good at tongue-twisters, Terri. And being dyslexic, some of those cloud names are rather frightening. But I used to say that about the word ‘Millennium.’