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Taken on an extremely blustery day at Leigh-on-Sea in Essex. Up for the golden hour and I was not disappointed.
This cloud formation was captured about 15 minutes ago. I was looking out the window when I saw this amazing phenomenon. It has been exceptionally hot lately, so this is most likely a storm approaching.
a strange mix in the sky ~ sorry folks for beeing not so often around ~ my summer Trip with my son to Sweden starts soon💛💜 hopefully catching romantic sunsets there!!
Viera wetlands, Florida
A couple of other butterflies that were found in the Viera wetlands are shown in comments.
Dodging the April showers on the north Dorset Downs, waiting for the fleeting sunlight to strike the distant barn and fields.
Another fine view as we zip past the only sizable lump of cloud above Central Europe... being limited to 25,000 ft does have its advantages!
Canopy of cotton clouds bids farewell as I drove east from Monument Valley.
View large - 'Clouds of Glory' On Black
View the entire - Photo Tour Set
View my - Most Interesting according to Flickr.
So far behind on visiting all your posts..apologies...waiting on grand child #4, busy at wok, and finishing woodworking projects. Soo archive diving!
What more do you need? :)
I can't wait to get back to the Sierras. I hope I get another chance soon.
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I haven't been able to get out and take some new shots this week because of the flu, so instead I've decided to feed the hdr habit with another old shot reborn.
Polar stratospheric clouds are clouds in the winter polar stratosphere at altitudes of 15,000–25,000 m. They form at very low temperatures, below −78 °C. These temperatures can occur in the lower stratosphere in polar winter.