After a day of fog and rain yesterday, I thought I’d post a few photographs taken during the summer, of some interesting (to me) Cirrus clouds. All the photo’s are B/W images, which have been edited a wee bit. They were all taken from home.
Cirrus cloud above Glenrothes
Whirling Dervish above Glenrothes
Cirrus cloud above Fife
Wispy Cirrus cloud above Glenrothes
Cirrus clouds.
Wispy Cirrus Clouds
Fife Photos & Art 
Absolutely gorgeous photos!! I love clouds and you have captured these brilliantly! Cher xo
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Thank you Cher 🙂
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Julie 🙂
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It is so easy to get lost in clouds, to look at them and to let the mind wonder, beautiful photos.
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Thank you Laura 🙂 And yes, it is easy to let the mind wander whilst watching clouds 🙂
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Nice contrast with the black and white – it brings out the feathery texture. Love the second one particularly! Almost 3D.
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Thank you Jo 🙂 The second one was my favourite too, hence the slightly more imaginative caption 🙂
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Very lovely, and so well captured. The wispiness of Cirrus clouds never fails to captivate.
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Thanks Millie 🙂
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Clouds always catch my eye. I like the way you’ve posted these pics in black and white. Nice touch.
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Thanks Peggy 🙂 I find that quite often clouds look much better in B/W rather than colour for certain images.
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These photo evoke memories of lying on my back on the grass looking up in into the sky imagining all kinds of shapes and figures. Still do a bit of that. Some of these wispy ones that resemble mare’s tails can be a predictor of rain in these parts. Is it the same up your way?
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I love watching/looking at clouds, where I used to live was very close to the edge of the Atlantic, and I could lie in the garden and watch the clouds form as the warm damp air came in off the ocean 🙂 The mare’s tails can sometimes predict the oncoming of rain, these particular clouds were too spread out for that. However, it does mean the increase in wind speed at altitude for all situations with mare’s tails 🙂
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Dramatic and beautiful, very nice job.
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Thank you Lorna 🙂 I was just talking about you to Amanda from https://forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/ , she studied ecology too 🙂
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Very beautiful, thanks!
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Thank you Christine!! 🙂
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I could look at the sky all day and all night.
These are brilliant.
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Thanks Sharon 🙂 The sky can be an amazing place!!
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