Clouds intrigue me. I know I’m not alone in that sentiment. While driving some back roads in rural Wayne Co., Ohio, I spotted this unusually shaped and colored cloud formation. To use the scientific name, these are stratus undulatus clouds.
In addition to their ribbon-like shape, the wide range of soft colors particularly caught my attention. The trees, mailbox, and fence help add perspective to my Photo of the Week, “Ribbon Clouds.”
© Bruce Stambaugh 2015
Yogi said, "When you come to a fork in the road, take it." So I'm following the white blazes.
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I watched these clouds on Monday while I was still in Ohio.
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That means we were watching them at the same time, Katie. 🙂
Bruce
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Very nice photo! Yes, clouds are intriguing and give us multiple surprises. During the years we spent in Florida on the east coast, I just loved the big white clouds that would greet me most days.
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Thanks, Elaine.
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Beautiful. Thanks again for sharing. The name is most descriptive and fitting!
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Thanks, Trudy. I appreciate your loyalty to the blog.
Bruce
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