The veils are parting.
I feel with my whole being.
This magical ever changing Universe.
Through clouds that come and go, before my eyes. ~Ally.
Today's 'Color Challenge for Steemians' as presented by 
By including 'You See ~ I See' as presented by 
You See:
Clouds in the sky.
Beautiful shades of sky blue.
~Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Photograph: ©Alison Lee Cousland.
SONY Mark2 A7: ISO 100: 35 mm: f/22: 1/125 sec.
I See:
Dawn. Watching the clouds ~ Swirling. Shape shifting.
Two layers of clouds. Both layers moving quite quickly: At different speeds.
My love of transparency and layering. Being able to catch partial glimpses of a layer beneath a layer on top of it.
In this instance: Being able to catch fleeting glimpses of the sky and a fine layer of cloud, through the ever changing spaces forming in the clouds closest.
Recalling my brother singing:
I see skies of blue and clouds of white.
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night.
And I think to myself what a wonderful world. ~Louis Armstrong.
Cloud Gazing:
Have you ever watched the clouds? Just watched the clouds, without thinking about anything else?
Photograph Gazing:
When you look at this photograph, can you see any of the images I was starting to see?
A giant heart.
Two dragons kissing.
Angels.
Perhaps you can see other images? Or can recall a time when you simply Cloud Gazed yourself? I'd be really delighted to hear about your experiences.
ABOUT: You See ~ I See.
'You See ~ I See' isn't a contest. However it will 'challenge' your perception.
Entering into this activity in all likelihood will transform what you may have felt was 'ordinary' in your own environment into something that becomes fresh and alive once again.
If you resonate with the concept, share one of your own 'You See ~ I See' posts with the tag #useeisee. All the details can be found in Marilla's latest post:
The Description and Story of "You See, I See" and how it became #useeisee
MY: 'You See ~ I See' posts.
'Green Sphere on the Wing of a Dragonfly.'
'Morning Dew on the Banksias at the Roseville Lake.'