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I'm an addicted cloud fantasist, and my imagination runs riot here. What do you see?

 

Viewed On Black Helps.

The Belle of Cincinnati works her way up the Ohio River while clouds cover the tri-state region...Image captured in Bellevue, Kentucky with the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge's golden arches to left.

This is a sunset picture I took last November, where I fortunately was fast enough to get my camera since this spectacular view lasted only a minute or so. This is also the reason why the foreground in the original shot was pretty dark and hence I pushed the shadows as far as I could to make the meadow visible. Together with increasing the contrast a little to emphasize the nice shape and color of the clouds this introduced some additional noise, but I think it is worth sharing anyway. Hope you like it!

Uprising Cumulus-Clouds, Adelaide River, Northern Territory, Australia 2016

..but it didn't rain :-)

Somewhere on the Pacific

Sand Dunes south of Pismo Beach, California

Early morning on the beach in Galveston, Texas.

 

Have a listen to Joni Mitchell

 

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Nubes encima de un joven campo de cereal.

This is another one from the wonderful Atacama Desert in Chile. (PB150365_AP)

Clound above New York City.

contrast with clouds and sunsetting

Sunset landscape of the River Dão. The clouds that can be seen are not normal clouds, but smoke from surrounding fires

These clouds appeared after a heavy storm in southern Maryland. They were so low I thought if I had a ladder I could touch them. No photoshop here!

収穫後の田んぼの上に流れた茜雲です。

The weather was hugely changeable on Sunday, one minute blue skies and bright sunshine, the next storm clouds, hail and rain - but it made for some great opportunties :)

Unique cloud formation, caught by my smartphone.

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In a, for the time of year, very cold polar airmass, weak showers developed. They were more like cumulus or stratocumulus clouds with some minor precipitation.

The temperature of the tops of these clouds was just below the freezing point, and so they could develop some precipitation due to a meteorological phenomenon, called the Wegener–Bergeron–Findeisen process.

Even the clouds took off on the last hike we had when Mark was home this time.

Fun to see symbols in nature.

This sure looked like a flying bird.

The clouds where just beautiful on the lake during this little rain storm. Half the skies where clear while others were cloudy with rain.

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