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Cloud forest, Glacier National Park, Montana USA
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Nacreous clouds or PSCs (polar stratospheric clouds) are 9 - 16 miles high, well above ordinary tropospheric ones. In a rare display over England these ones blazed bright in the late twilight, lit by the remaining high altitude sunlight. At lower left is a bank of much lower 'ordinary' tropospheric cloud.
The brightly coloured clouds are tiny ice crystals that diffract light to give their colour. They are embedded in less bright clouds containing nitric and nitrous acid droplets - these ones destroy stratospheric ozone. www.atoptics.co.uk/highsky/nacr1.htm
Even a November sky can be beautiful. This photo was taken almost exactly a year ago at Lemberg castle ruin. The building on the left is the information center.
Fuji GSW 690
Kodak Ektar 100
I usually shoot slide film but got a good deal on 5 rolls of Ektar. I guess this has greater dynamic range than velvia and I just bump up the slider in PS
Just some clouds I saw at Deal today which I thought looked quite cool. Might be worth a look in large if you have the time.
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