It's been a long time since I've checked in on this community, even though I love clouds too.
Not because I didn't want to but because I didn't have enough good photos to share with others. Everything takes its time and so does collecting photos of clouds.
These clouds are really like some kind of velvet white sheep in the sky, they are especially beautiful when the weather is sunny, the sky is blue and the wind blows a little so that they change their shapes.
And this quality always reminds me of a kind of freedom and timelessness that is completely independent of the human world.
They really don't care about us.
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I like to take them when I'm on the road, and most of the ones here are the result of the last couple of weeks when I was driving home from work in the afternoon.
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The dynamics of the shapes they represent confirm the thesis that change is the only constant and that the moments when we freeze time and space into a photo are the only proof that such a cloud once existed and that such a shape will never exist again.
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But sometimes they can look like harbingers of something sinister, making us think of what can happen and of our own, human smallness and mortality.
Most often when it starts to get dark.
A few more of these clouds to finish.
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That's my entry for the Love The Clouds #184 contest by @tobetada and I hope you like it.
Thank you for your attention.
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