I drove to the store yesterday afternoon. Jumped out of the car--I was in a hurry--and was stunned to see a huge boiling of clouds towering over the hills. I gasped and grabbed my ever-present camera, as I saw this amazing two-toned heart. A few moments later it was gone.
I am sure this was the grand heart of a Thunderstorm--a Thunder Heart.
For more wonderful heart art, photography and altogether fabulous heart stuff from around the world, visit Clytie at Random Hearts for Guest Heart Thursday.
14 comments:
THIS is such FUN , glad I joined too.
Beth this heart is awesome, truly a random heart captured by a loving,lovely and much loved lady.
That is a cool pic of you I see on your blog - I like it.
HAPPY HEART THURSDAY
Oh SISSIE!!! This is one of the most astounding cloud hearts I've ever seen! WOW! Thank you soooooo much for sharing this gorgeousness on Guest Heart Thursday!!!
What a beautiful and perfect find! Perhaps this heart was there just in then, to slow you down and guide you to being fully present, if only for a few moments. What a wonderful gift!
That's the most incredible cloud heart I've ever seen. It's totally AWESOME!
☼ Sunny
Beautiful clouds formations.
Happy weekend ahead.
WOW... that is truly an unexpected heart of nature! AMAZING!
I wish we had clouds like that! TFS
That is an amazing looking cloud. It really does look like the heart of a storm!
This really takes your breath away! Glad you got the photo; it's excellent!
Warm greetings Beth,
Each and every time I visit your blogs, I am always amazed to see your sensitivity to beauty around you. Especially UPWARDS. So many people sadly walk through their life with their eyes cast downward and miss so much. You are an inspiration to keep our eyes open and looking upward!
love, Rose
The heart itself is made of nothing...only sky.
Nature Beauty
Quite A Marvel
Me Heart :)
It's such a beautiful, beautiful heart! ♥
perfect. One of the greatest.
Hugs.
Dani
Stunning photograph, Beth. What a moment.
I waited all spring for thunderstorms and oddly enough, we had none. Just recently though it has been one rolling in after the other. First day of school and our world was rocked by thunder and lightening as I drove the kids to school. It was a day to remember.
xo
erin
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