While motoring around in North Georgia Mountains I spotted this cloud formation that was quite lovely!
I popped my head through the sunroof and quickly snapped these two photos before the clouds drifted away. Can you spot the bright heart formation in the photos or is it just me and my dreamy nature? Life is sure good in the North Georgia Mountains, oh yeah!
Can you see it?...it's dead center in the above photo.
In this photo the heart shaped cloud drifted to the left.
This how the clouds & skyline really look here in beautiful Georgia...no image adjustments in the photos.
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I can see it... I can see it (and I can never see this stuff!)
here's 25 right back atcha!
Alan, why I've always thought you to be quite the visionary, so I'm not surprised.
No photo image messin' around either w/ the photo except adding the name/year, I got lucky!
beautiful...
I see the heart
Well I found the heart, I found yoda's head and I found a shark. And I've spent a LOT of time looking at your photos. Thanks for sharing. Helped my day be a better day.
I actually found TWO hearts, the one you identified and a larger one, leaning to the right...nice shots!
Hey Maureen, thanks for the validation, I'm still a dreamy character.
LMAO@ Tammy, I'm telling ya it's your angelic face looking back at me then BAM your very funny reply. Yoda's head...good one! You made my day w/ your wit.
Hey Cheryl, Ok now my afternoon will be consumed by finding the other heart, lol!
Perfect heart... I like to look for things in clouds even as an adult the heart is very visible to me! Thanks
Cynthia- I do have to admit I had been predisposed to Yoda. One of my agents grandbabies came by the office *with grandma, to bring grandpa lunch and I held him and I took away his passy *those things are disgusting and gross, and gave him a plastic yoda to play with. The heart is the top of yoda's head, the dark cloud to the right one of his pointy ears. The first little blue hole under the heart is his left eye and the tiny blue hole to the left of that is his right eye. You do see yoda's head now? Don't you?
Cynthia, great photo, I could even see the heart, and I usually struggle to find things like that!
Hi Diane, Glad you could see it, I was a bit worried most couldn't and thanks for stopping by!
Hey Tammy my GA neighbor, I do, I do see it! I thought you were just being your funny witty self...now the shark you were kidding right???
I hope you won't need that super duper glue and all goes well for that closing.
Hello Tony & Darcy, The C Team pretty cool...kinda like the 'A Team' way before your time, sigh. Thanks so much for the compliment on the photo it was a lucky catch that day!
Serendipitous moments are always the best, aren't they?
I love looking at clouds to see what they look like to me. I see the heart and since you where able to write this post, I am assuming that there were no accidents from you driving while sticking your head out the sunroof.
Holly, Yes indeed, yes indeed.
Jl, Oops...I forgot one important part in that sentence, my Ted was the commander behind the wheel. I blurted out, "Can you pull over now, I gotta get this shot!" Thank goodness he was in charge of the driving machine that day.
I see it too!
Cynthia looking at this reminded me little watching clouds with best friends spending hours looking formations and etc. have a great weekend.
Happy to report I see the heart! Great shot! I remember laying in the grass and watching the clouds float by looking for interesting shapes. Oh to be a kid again!
Hi Cynthia-I most definitely see the heart YOURS and I also see the one in the cloud pics. Have a super weekend. <SMILE>
Cynthia - Those are some beautiful puffy white clouds and thanks for sharing my friend!
VB :0)
Debra, Woo-Hoo!
Lynn, Yeah, as you can see I still like to cloud gaze, when I get a chance!
Sharon T, I recently did the cloud gazing thing in a pool, people musta been wondering while I was floating w/ my eyes open for sooooo long :) Glad to bring back those good memories for ya!
Sharon L, Your words are always so thoughtful kind and I appreciate your visit my friend.
VB, Well thanks there, I sure do love the group you started!
Cynthia, for the life of me, I don't see it! I checked the comments and went back again to look and still didn't see it! But the clouds are just beautiful...I try to read them. If you saw a heart, I'm sure you were able to read them quite well.
No worries Carole, see if you can see them now. I tired to highlight them in two different fashions below. I want everyone to enjoy the party ;0)
It's dead center in this one Carole
In this one it drifted off to the left side.
Cynthia, THANK YOU! I now see it and a little one under it. I can't tell you how long I looked at it and I'm sorry you had to outline it but it was really SWEET of you!
Morning Carole, No worries I did the outline lickity-split! I didn't want you to feel left out, you know that's never any fun :)
Cynthia,
From the first time I met you here on AR, I knew that you were a young lady at heart and this just reminded me of that! :)
I see you have also caught the shutter bug and love is in the air. Great eye!
Well Gerry I must admit I feel very lucky to have not lost my child like spirit while growing up and making my way in this world of ours.
I think if one has the ability to see & appreciate what's in front of them whether it's an unusual rock, a beautiful cloud formation, a friendly pup, or a silly story a child may be telling you then it will be a fabulous life journey :)
I still haven't one clue when it comes to the camera but I'm trying to learn. I've been kinda shy posting photos since we have all these wonderful talents here on AR such as yourself. Stay tuned I visited a magical place and took over a hundred shots and some even turned out!
Cynthia,
You are funny! I am all for appreciating the simple beauty around us. It is a fabulous life journey! :)
No need to be camera shy. Learning and sharing are also part of journey! I am looking forward to see your photos of the magical place. :)
Soon Gerry I promise, the area had a very long and interesting history too! I keep you updated, I promise.