Jellyfish Above
Natural patterns repeat.
These jellyfish clouds
are now dumping
thousands of tons of water
upon the land.
There are large storms moving over the City today.
The size of these massive vapor clouds is deceiving.
Look at the utility poles and buildings for a size reference.
These jellyfish clouds
are now dumping
thousands of tons of water
upon the land.
There are large storms moving over the City today.
The size of these massive vapor clouds is deceiving.
Look at the utility poles and buildings for a size reference.
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3 Comments:
The question is, do you think of them as jellyfish before you frame them in your camera viewfinder, or do you you look at the photo after its finished and then decide they look like jellyfish?
'Cause I gotta say I was thinking shelf fungus myself.
Good question. While I was photographing the clouds, I hadn't made a specific association. But while viewing the photos before posting them, I was reminded of the jellyfish that I had just seen last weekend at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
So, another question arises: had I not recently seen jellyfish, would I have thought of shelf fungus? Because I can certainly see that similarity now.
Dear readers: what other images do you see in the clouds?
I see Mrs. Sayadian's ass
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