So today there was a vague sort of plan to focus on photograph the night-time neon lights of Shinjuku and surrounds. I was due to meet up with a colleague from my former workplace for dinner and I thought 'well, the blog as had enough of the cool, crisp blue sky sights for a while, let's go all neon'...
...and then, 'the Cloud'.
It just appeared suddenly and I could barely take my eyes off it as it overtook the sky...
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| Suddenly... |
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| Reflected... |
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| It kept growing |
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| And evolved |
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| And changed colour |
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| Planes kept flying though... |
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| Movement |
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| Almost swallowed whole |
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| Yet, in the distance... |
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| Not a storm, as it turned out... |
It is just cold enough at the moment for us to expect snow, and I thought this cloud looked laden with all the world's snowflakes. It didn't snow at the end of the day but for just a few minutes, it looked like it might.
Fascinating.
Oh, dinner was fine; the neon lights, compared with 'the Cloud', quite mundane.
[Camera : Lumix TZ-85, 2.59pm-4.37pm; 13 January 2013]
