Clouds blowing over the Sandias before sunset.
The sun’s last attempt to shine through the clouds before slipping below the horizon.
Mama Owl and Daddy Owl looking gray back to their favorite spot.
“I’m Silver, not Gray” You’re really quite gray Silver.
Off Center & Not Even 
Hmmm … snow coming??? It’s been snowing here since early afternoon. Silver, you are silver. 🙂
Snow is going away. Thanks, David.
They are all beautiful, Tim! You know I love Sandias, clouds, owls and cats! Silver is one handsome kitty.
Thanks, Lavinia. It was supposed to clear up, but it started snowing again this morning so the roads are a mess again.
Haha, Silver looks like the O_O emoji! I wonder if he might look silver under the sun? 🐱
Thanks, Linda.
Gray with light effects is beautiful. I like the way, the images suggest cold and humid gray tones in the distance but also dry and warm ones nearby, if one takes one’s time to think it over for a while, to bring the feelings of clouds, feathers and fur into effect.
We have a way of having cold and dry although everything is wet. It’s a weirdness of the high desert. Thanks, Puzzleblume.
These shots blend together so well, Tim.
Silver and the owls, ensure the pleasure from viewing. Thanks.
Thanks, Inchcock.
My goodness. Lovely and what a lovely cat too.
Thanks, Shey.
Beautiful shots! Silver looks a lot like a Chatreux.
He does. Thanks, Holly.
He’s really beautiful, spoiled too I would imagine!
I just love your surrounding, with or without clouds, Timothy, but absolutely with your dear friends:)
Thanks, Martina.
Nature is quite a master painter isn’t she. I mean, look at the Sandias, from vermillion red gradually painting brown to blue gray. Then those fluffy, super spectacular clouds, wouldn’t I love to ride on them! As for Silver… he’s gray Silver!
You are taking the middle road of Silver. He appreciates that. The painter works well in color and the many shades of gray. Thanks, Marina.
You may give him a belly rub too… 😉
Oh yes, he does…. very well!
Silver appreciated the belly rub.
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Love the textures of the clouds.
Wonderful all ’round. Poor Silver, how dare you call him grey!
He’s a tough kitty. Thanks, Dale.
Hah!
Cold, winter palette…exquisite!
Thanks, Mary Jo.
Oh Silver is gorgeous! And great shots my friend!
You have encouraged me to get my camera out more… the cell phone is so darn easy but the camera gets up close and personal. Thank you my friend!
Awesome cloud photos, Tim. The mysterious sunset’s last attempt, especially. You definitely have the owls in your family. They pose nicely for you. Your cat is one of a kind. A somewhat ferocious look in the eyes. Could be any color and still gorgeous. Have a great rest of the week. 📚🎶 Christine
Thanks, Christine. I’m happy you enjoyed the photos and Silver. He’s a sweetheart and loves to lie on my lap and purr.
Hi Tim the weather in Texas sounds severe.. hoping you and your family are all warm and safe
Hi Julie. Huston rarely gets snow so the power grid couldn’t handle it. We are staying warm, especially at night with kitties piled on top of us.
What a lovely way to stay warm!
Kitty blankets are a treat. ( Maj: “Had a kitten decades ago that became my sleeping cap each night”) Pretty clouds over beautiful landscapes and a great portrait of Silver.
Thanks, Maj & Sher. Four to six cats all piled on me is warm and secure.
Wow, you really get some amazing cloud formations in your neck of the woods! Nice to see Silver, it’s been a while! 😍
Thanks, Tiffany. The other critters have been getting more play than the cats.
Fabulous photography, as always, Tim! I especially have enjoyed how you have captured the colour “grey” so beautifully. Grey always gives me a feeling of balance and calmness. Between black and white, comes shades of grey – so many colour combination possibilities. P.S. I think that cats are supreme beings.
Silver agrees with you 100%. You can see all the colors in a good black and white image that has the full range of grays. Thanks, Rebecca.
Lovely shots mate 👍
Thanks, MJ.
Welcome Tim.
Very pretty post, Tim.
I say Silver is Silver grey!
That’s a good mid-point. Thanks, Resa.