We were on our way into town one morning and I did a double take. I knew the Koolau mountain range was in that direction, but I sure didn't think there were two mountain ranges in the same direction.
As we got closer, I saw that a blanket of clouds was hugging the Koolau mountains.
For a while there, my eyes did deceive me.
As we got closer, I saw that a blanket of clouds was hugging the Koolau mountains.
For a while there, my eyes did deceive me.
Mountains or clouds, makes a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteYes, sometimes clouds look like mountains, even is there aren't any to begin with.
ReplyDeleteI can often picture the clouds as mountains in the distance or a sea with islands. Lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteGood observation! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love Hawaii. I have been there twice. My son was deployed there on two different occasions. It's a lovely place. My son lived in an apartment building across the street from the beach. It was that "famous" beach. I can't remember how to spell it. :)
ReplyDeleteI can see how you would think this.
ReplyDeleteYou will always be glad you took this picture. It is an amazing shot.
ReplyDeleteNice! Good shot, Kay. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love seeing mountains in the distance, it helps me feel secure, rooted!
ReplyDeleteThat is rather odd they are "hugging" per se
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
ReplyDeleteGood eye. You saw an interesting cloud formation.
ReplyDeleteDepending on the clarity of the day, I see several islands, or maybe it is my imagination. I often try to picture the landscape and scenery around me without buildings or improvements, like in the old days before concrete came to the islands.
ReplyDeleteInteresting how the clouds mimicked the outline of the mountains. Cool.
ReplyDeleteYou leave me smiling.
ReplyDeleteLovely unique photo view.
ReplyDeleteThe clouds really are hugging the mountains. So unusual.
ReplyDeleteReally nice photo; made you think about nature's magic. Your islands have so many amazing sights. I once chased 3 rolling rainbows on Maui as we drove between former flat plantation fields and the mountains to the side. Needed a very wide angle lens that we didn't have. Still in my memory though. You should consider enlarging that photo. Linda in Kansas (not many mountains)
ReplyDeleteNature does have a lot of fun in Hawaii. We just have to keep our eyes open to notice it.
DeleteQuick, get the watercolor sketch pad. I might try to paint that picture myself.
ReplyDeleteYay! That would be so much fun!
DeleteInteresting how the clouds mimicked the outline of the mountains. Cool.
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