OK, good news for the photographically challenged: There are lots of things that don’t (or don’t hardly) move.
Herewith, two shots of the skies. As the Bard said, albeit in a different context, “Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale, her infinite variety.”
All things considered, the sky is pretty aged, but the clouds are ever-changing. Infinite variety, indeed.
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
Benson, Arizona.
If asked to identify the Yellowknife sky absent the line of trees I would have guessed the photo was of windswept snow. Amazing!
The Arizona sky surely had a Divine voice over?
Laurna – I don’t remember a Diving voice-over in Arizona, but I may have been too cold to be attending perfectly.
Wonderous photo in NWT! Good eye, and brain, too.
Judith – Many thanks. I think I heard a name for a scale-y sky like this, but I forgot it. Something like fish scale?
A mackerel sky?
http://australiasevereweather.com/photography/altocumulus/mackerel_sky0024.html
Barbara – Yes! No wonder I couldn’t find it under “fish” or “scale” or “fish skin” or . . . Thanks!