Exploring the clouds (PowerUp 100%)

I like to look at the sky: at dawn, in the middle of the day, in the evening, at sunset, in winter, spring, summer and autumn... But most of all I like clouds, I like to look at and look for the outlines of people, animals, objects in them... You know, the Russian and Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky has a small poem for children called "Clouds". I did not find a literary translation into English, so I will tell you briefly: 5 clouds were floating in the sky, 3 of them, according to the poet, looked like people, one like a camel and one like an elephant)) I also often notice this in clouds, and not necessarily in the outlines of the entire cloud as a whole, but also in its parts. I picked up some photos of interesting, in my opinion, clouds. Below I will tell you exactly what I saw in each of them, and you will agree with me or not)) Or maybe you will see something different in them than I do.





For example, in the photo above, I see the heads of two animals. On the right is a wild cat, let it be a leopard, and on the right is the head of some large hoofed animal, maybe a bison. And in the photo below, the clouds are the same, but they have changed a lot, and the angle is different.





In the next photo, I see a rapidly running animal. We see it from behind, and it seems to have a lush tail, but there are also curved horns.





And in this picture, it seems to me, a bird that, however, flies so fast that its outlines are blurred, but isn't it a wing at the top?)





In this photo, you also need to consider not the entire cloud, but a part of it. Do you see the head, the eye, the mouth? It looks a bit like a crocodile's head, but there is a horn right above the eye. Maybe it's a bull)





And in this cloud I saw the figure of a girl who is dancing. Or maybe she's waving a handkerchief at someone.





And in the next photo, I first saw an ancient hero fighting with a huge bird of prey. But then I changed my mind: it was the eagles who came for Frodo and Sam! (that is, there is only one eagle here, so we can assume that one of the characters has already been taken away, and now it's the turn of the second))





And in the last photo I see a humpback whale. You see, it's down there, it has a fin, characteristic stripes on the trunk. I can see his eye, and his giant head is partially hidden by a tree)) Here I am such a dreamer, friends!)





Thank you for stopping by and reading it


Your @irchen