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Shot this out of the car while we sudenly were driving through clouds of mist.
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Glencoe Lochan a tract of Forest North of Glencoe village with the small loch providing reflections of the clouds.
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42 minutes after sunset
Nacreous clouds, also called polar stratospheric clouds
Lake Iidesjärvi,, Tampere, Finland
Helmiäispilviä
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sunrise over the darkness land
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30 sec f11, been getting into long exposures lately I guess, kind of liked the shadows from the clouds on the water line. Another one from Raglan estuary looking the opposite way to my last upload and 20 mins earlier (before it went completely dark).
Sorry more seascapes from me I know :-)
A lovely Saturday afternoon walk through the clouds. I love it out here when the weather is like this - it's like walking through a dream. Visibility was very low - only a dozen or so metres. It was a lovely cool change from the hot weather we've been having lately.
A ferry travels between Madalena on Pico Island and Horta on Faial Island. I loved the large, boat-shaped cloud above it, moving in the same direction.
This photo was taken at 2am approaching the South coast of the UK (you can see Bognor Regis in the foreground on the coast and London in the upper right). On the Northern horizon was a huge bright cloud in a very dark sky. This is a Noctilucent cloud, which means "Night Shining". They are only seen during the midsummer months towards the Northern horizon as they only form over the poles. They are around 250,000ft high which is why they are bright as they are lit from the sun on the other side of the Earth. How water got so high into the atmosphere remains a mystery to science but it is believed that it is made from ice crystals from passing comets.